Wolfenstein 3d
Doom
Quake
Half-Life
Pong
Command & Conquer
Commander Keen
Tetris
Sim City
Everquest
Counter-Strike
Grand Theft Auto
Just to name a few.
Wolfenstein 3d
Doom
Quake
Half-Life
Pong
Command & Conquer
Commander Keen
Tetris
Sim City
Everquest
Counter-Strike
Grand Theft Auto
Just to name a few.
10/10
Fuckin' awesome flick!
Quote from Nysuatrowhere do you get the dubbel screen wallpaper
http://www.deviantart.com has a whole section dedicated to dual-monitor setups.
http://pc.ign.com/articles/624/624147p1.html
QuoteDisplay MoreVoice Actors Settle Game DisputeTalent unions agree to higher pay in lieu of profit sharing.
by David Adams
June 9, 2005 - A dispute between Hollywood voice actors and game publishers reached tentative resolution this week, as actors unions announced Wednesday they had accepted higher pay instead of the profit sharing initially demanded.
The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) have accepted a three-and-a-half year deal whereby union voice actors will receive a 36 percent increase in pay. The agreement still awaits final approval by the unions.
Negotiations for new contracts with game publishers began in February, but broke down last month when unions demanded that voice actors receive profit sharing, or residual payments, similar to what film actors receive for multiple showings of a feature.
A Reuters story quotes John Connolly, AFTRA's national president: "While we did not get all that we want ... and deserve ... this contract is another important step in building artists' power in this growing sector of the media industry."
The dispute and current resolution reflect the increasing scope of videogames, which now share equal space with Hollywood films as far-reaching, high-production (and high-profit) entertainment.
SAG and AFTRA together represent about 3,000 video game actors.
Quotethis contract is another important step in building artists' power in this growing sector of the media industry
Did this contract get the modellers and level designers and programmers a 36% pay increase? Oh thats right... no. Without those artists, you wouldnt have this sector of the media industry. Leeches.
it actually came with winamp. Its under Modern Skins and its called "City Night".
wtf is Olduvai?
Doom can only take place on Mars. Dumbasses.
I agree with everything mike-0 says.
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Warrior/Monk Level 14
whatever. I loved it.
wow, I thought the 900 miles to quakecon was gonna be rough...
QuoteWill someone please point me to a game that used the Reality Engine, or the Unreal 3 engine? Oh right...there aren't any. Fuck.
Obviously this guy is unaware of Metrinome (sp?) or any of the many games that have licensed the UE3.
Fuck the gamers? I say fuck that guy. He's just pissed cuz hes not Tim Johnson.
Congrats, dude! Do you know the gender yet?
radians pwn degrees. I think they should call it Xbox 2π
very nice, very clean, very professional. Well done.
http://pc.ign.com/articles/608/608624p1.html
QuoteAlien Swarm: InfestedSee the squad combat game that Source built!
by Steve Butts
April 29, 2005 - We just got word today that the fine folks at Black Cat Games are hard at work on a brand new game built on Valve's Source engine. The new title is called Alien Swarm: Infested. The new game features "a unique blend of co-op play and squad level tactics all in an overhead view." Players will take on the mantle of a commander in the Interstellar Armed Forces, leading their squads through a variety of missions, battling the swarm infestation throughout the colonized galaxy.
Owners of Half-Life 2 will be able to download the game for free. A separate commercial version, complete with extra missions, characters and equipment, can be purchased as well.
Be sure to check out the impressive screenshots in our media section and head over to the game's official website for more info.
Screens look pretty decent. I'll play this one.