QuoteEven tho Japanese did full banzai attacks?
Theres a difference in what the japanese did during world war II, and what the player will do today.
QuoteEven tho Japanese did full banzai attacks?
Theres a difference in what the japanese did during world war II, and what the player will do today.
riddick had a great engine, but was poorly optimised by comparison to doom 3. not saying doom 3 is without its flaws. every engine has many reasons why its worse and better than all the others. The only real way to sell the engine besides making games inhouse on it is to get out there and try to tell people WHY its better. Even if it is all bullshit, you still gotta try.
read.the.sdk.documentation.
oh man oh man how I have been waiting for this.
Its like when Todd Hollenshead said in 1999 after Quake III was released that John Carmack was working on brand new technology (Doom 3). Five years later, hey look, the first game using that "brand new technology" was released.
Quanitis never crashed.
Uh, oh. Twelve minutes 'till Wapner.
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,3 ... 78,00.html
QuoteDisplay MoreAPPLE'S IPOD PATENT GAFFE
Computer firm Apple may have to pay Microsoft £6 for each iPod it sells after a huge licensing lapse.
Lawyers at Bill Gates' firm filed a patent for technology behind the hugely successful digital music player two months before Apple.
The US Patent Office has ruled that Microsoft has the right to charge competitors a licence fee for each iPod sold.
Furious, Apple has said it will appeal the decision but at the moment it looks as though the firm will be paying a high price for the success of its product.
The iPod was launched in November 2001 but Apple waited until July 2002 to file for a patent; Microsoft snuck in to license some of the technology the previous May.
David Kaefer, Microsoft's director of intellectual property licensing, said it was open to letting other firms patent its innovations.
He said: "In general, our policy is to allow others to license our patents so they can use our innovative methods in their products.
"Microsoft and Apple have previously licensed their respective patent portfolios to one another and we maintain a good working relationship with Apple."
The dispute comes days after Microsoft declared war on the iPod and pledged to come up with a series of rivals.
So far, 21 million iPods have been sold worldwide, 18 million in the last year alone.
Im at quakecon right now and I played the mp demo. Nicely done. There is a very nice Quake III feel to it; like putting on a pair of old shoes. Its basically Quake III with different weapons and the Doom 3 engine. I dont know what the max players is caped at, but this one had about 10 people in it.
I can see this easily usurping quake III as the deathmatch game
Gun looks nice the enemy models look nice, but the level design looks shit enough to be a direct port. Also the game ran like shit compared to doom 3 and this had smaller environments. This team needs to optimize.
Bottom line, I am not impressed.
played it. thought it was great. jumped twice. doom 3 had me more on edge, but then again, this demo was all of 10 minutes.
A bit dissapointed in system performance. i have a amd64 3500 with a 7800GTX and at 1600 everything maxed the game ran like shit.
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for you Family Guy fans.
QuoteThat's what I meant, rendering lightning and shadows in the texture itself.
i hope any games built on that philosophy dont give the player flashlights.
doom 3 reads directally from the map file. All compiling does is render the static shadows, portals, and ai stuff. Doesnt need to compile the any brushes. Take a sp map from doom 3 and compile it, it takes about 30 seconds.
meh, me no care. I planned on buying through steam, anyway.
Man, I was voting for Activision or THQ. wtf.
i love how the contact email is a yahoo account.
i never eat breakfast.
i've been eating three whoppers a day for the last year.
I'm 19 years old, 5'8", and weigh 110 pounds. 105 if i take a shit.
regardless, they still look pretty sweet.
William Shatner. nuff said.