| Press Releases |
| Friday, March 24, 2006 |
Darwinia Wins Grand Prize of $20,000 for Best Independent Game
Posted by: Rob Loach at 8:19:09 AM
Introversion's retro-stylish PC action-strategy title Darwinia led the pack at the 2006 Independent Games Festival (IGF) Awards, taking three prizes, including the $20,000 Seumas McNally Grand Prize for Best Independent Game. The winners were announced last night at the 8th Annual IGF Awards ceremony, hosted by the Game Developers Conference (GDC) at the San Jose Civic Auditorium in San Jose, Calif.
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| Thursday, March 23, 2006 |
Nintendo GDC Keynote: Sega Games on Revolution, Zelda DS
Posted by: Leigh Stringer at 2:41:46 PM
At a keynote address in conjunction with the 2006 Games Developers Conference, Nintendo has revealed that Sega Genesis titles will be made available as part of the Virtual Console system for the Nintendo Revolution. They also announced a new game in the Legend of Zelda series for the Nintendo DS handheld, titled The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass.
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"Shadow of the Colossus" Dominates 6th Annual Game Developers Choice Awards
Posted by: Leigh Stringer at 1:58:38 PM
Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation® 2 adventure "Shadow of the Colossus" was the recipient of five top honors including Best Game at the 6th annual Game Developers Choice Awards.
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Game Audio Network Guild Partnership Program Focused on Game Audio Community
Posted by: Rob Loach at 1:37:08 PM
The Game Audio Network Guild, a non-profit group dedicated to the advancement of interactive audio, today announced a new Partnership Program focused on growing the global Game Audio Community with beneficial professional development activities that occur year-round.
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Scholarships from Ex’pression And Game Audio Network Guild Team
Posted by: Rob Loach at 1:33:05 PM
A joint panel of Ex’pression College faculty members and G.A.N.G. officers will select two candidates to receive these scholarships, and the winner will be announced in June at a G.A.N.G. convocation hosted at Ex’pression College.
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Motorola Uncovers the Next Big Thing in Mobile Gaming
Posted by: Leigh Stringer at 1:23:48 PM
Two cutting-edge developers win 2006//CODE:MOTO - the Motorola developer competition held at Game Developers Conference Mobile 2006.
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NVIDIA Releases Latest Version of Gelato Rendering Software
Posted by: Leigh Stringer at 1:11:20 PM
NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA), a worldwide leader in graphics and digital media processors, today announced the release of NVIDIA Gelato 2.0 rendering software, the latest major release of its high-end, GPU-accelerated rendering software.
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| Wednesday, March 22, 2006 |
3Dconnexion Offers 3D Input Device SDK
Posted by: Susan Austin at 3:11:48 PM
3D Input Device Implementation Toolkit enables game developers to cut weeks of time off debugging processes.
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GDC 2006 in Full Swing
Posted by: Rob Loach at 2:50:56 PM
Thousands convene at the San Jose Convention Center for the 19th annual Game Developers Conference (GDC). More than 12,000 developers, publishers and industry enthusiasts have gathered for the world's largest event solely dedicated to the art, technology and business of game creation.
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The Game Creators Integrate AGEIA PhysX Technology into DarkBASIC Professional
Posted by: Rob Loach at 2:42:47 PM
Integration lets DarkBASIC Professional developers leverage power of AGEIA PhysX Processor.
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AGEIA Brings First Dedicated Physics Processor To Market
Posted by: Rob Loach at 2:38:43 PM
AGEIA’s PhysX Processor available now in select Dell, Alienware and Falcon Northwest gaming systems; games coming from more than 60 leading software developers and publishers.
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Emergent Game Technologies Launches Emergent Elements
Posted by: Rob Loach at 2:33:55 PM
New set of game development tools arms developers with stand-alone technologies for building, testing and managing games.
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Wwise Brings Next-Generation Sound to Next-Generation Gaming
Posted by: Rob Loach at 2:20:29 PM
Today at the 2006 Game Developers Conference taking place in San Jose, Audiokinetic Inc. unveiled Wwise WaveWorks Interactive Sound Engine a middleware solution that gives sound designers and audio programmers the power to create revolutionary audio.
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Some Video Games Are Good For You
Posted by: Rob Loach at 1:52:34 PM
Cooperative study from PopCap sheds light on value and potential applications of "casual" computer and videogames for cognitive exercise.
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AI.implant Version 4.0 Breaks New Ground for Game Developers
Posted by: Leigh Stringer at 1:00:36 PM
The latest version of Engenuity Technologies' AI tools and middleware introduces next-generation real-time crowd simulation, physics-aware intelligent navigation, and support for "PLAYSTATION®3" game title development.
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Luxology modo Available for Intel-based Macs
Posted by: Leigh Stringer at 12:47:46 PM
Luxology, LLC, the creators of modo, a leading subdivision surface and polygonal 3D modeling platform, today announced the immediate availability of a "universal binary" version of modo for Intel-based Macintosh computers.
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