Atari launched a contest to win some good cash.. if u are a developer all you have to do is to make a pong remake and be the best remake, or one of the best. No idea if there is some developer watching this site but i thought it was worth mentioning.
In regalo fino al 29 marzo 2012. Regalo hasta el 29 de marzo de 2012. For Italians and Spanish only.
Hollywood, anni `50. Frankenstein è scomparso e tu sei al carico dell`indagine. Gli indizi ti portano da Los Angeles alla Transilvania, dall`Egitto a Lock Ness… Scopri cosa nascondono Dracula, l`Uomo Lupo, la Mummia e altri 50 misteriosi personaggi. Sii il protagonista di un gioco di avventura carico di enigmi, sorprese e soprattutto, molto humour.
Fallen Earth is now available on Steam!
Fallen Earth is a post-apocalyptic MMO set near the Grand Canyon in 2156. A hybrid first person shooter and role-playing game, Fallen Earth features real-time twitch-based combat, six factions, a classless advancement system and a powerful crafting system in which players can make 95 percent of in-game items. With 1000 square kilometers of territory to explore, Fallen Earth players can experience an unparalleled game world while completing more than 5,500 game missions, including the ability to capture towns and territory.
Mojang and friends have one weekend to make your game — live! The indie studios Mojang, Oxeye Game Studios, and Wolfire Games will be livestreaming all the glory and drama of making brand new games in 60 hours. Based on a poll of more than 100,000 users, Mojang and Wolfire will be tackling a real-time strategy shoot ’em up, with a steampunk, ancient Egypt theme! Oxeye Game Studios is crafting a dungeon crawler beat ’em up set in a post-apocalyptic World War II!
Live Stream of the dudes making the games in only 60 hours, only few hours left! Buy your(being developed right now) game, pay as much as you want, charity involved.
To celebrate 1 milion units sold, Killing Floor and its DLC (24 skins if i recall correctly) is offered for 4 euro-5 dollars until this friday 00:00 AM GMT. This is a funny game, a massive multiplayer fps, where humans must survive hordes of zombies.
So what do you think, in the future we will play fps with 1000 people at the same time online? This video shows that the netcode technology is already available, and games like total war showed that graphics limit for models ain t a big problem. I also wonder if they could apply those technologies to other types of games, like rts…
