New Zealand developer Sidhe Interactive recently received a cease and desist letter from Captain James T. Kirk’s lawyers claiming their new game SHATNER infringed several of the actor’s copyrights.
Xbox 360′s Games On Demand looks set to deliver a hefty price hike on downloadable games for Australian gamers. New Zealand studio Sidhe Interactive, developer of Gripshift and new PSN title Shatter, show how it should be done.
PhyreEngine. It’s a funky name, but what the heck is it?
We asked Sidhe Interactive’s sexy technical director, Tyrone McAuley, to help us demystify Sony’s cross-platform tech. Sidhe developed its PSN/Xbox Live Arcade/PSP title GripShift using the engine, so if anyone’s going to know a thing or two about it, it will. Of course, there may be a few deities that know more, but they’re hard to get in contact with, for obvious reasons (we did try).
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