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Have A Look At The Latest Entry In The Guilty Gear Fighting Series
Titled Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign-, the game runs on the Unreal Engine and is being directed by Guilty Gear maven Daisuke Ishiwatari. It’s currently listed as “in development”.
Story Behind Epic’s Dazzling 2011 Tech Demo Is Apparently A ‘Doozy’
At the Game Developers Conference in 2011, Epic Games showed off a new demo of their widely-used Unreal graphics technology. The Unreal Engine drives a ton of popular games, from Gears of War and BioShock to Borderlands and Arkham City. The demo Epic showed was a violent, action-packed piece of work called ‘Samaritan”, and it impressed the heck out of everyone. You can watch it above.
Heck Yes, I Would Play Descent Remade In The Unreal Engine
I’ll never forget playing Descent back when it first came out. More specifically, playing the demo, which I think came with PC Gamer magazine. I played the demo over and over. Eventually I stopped spinning around in place and actually completed the demo mission too.
Game Developer Recreates The Solar System While Looking For Work
Chris Albeluhn’s out of work, like all too many Americans. But instead of wasting time on Facebook or sleeping until 3pm like I used to do when between jobs, Albeluhn made an interactive 3D map of the universe using the popular Unreal Engine. The out-of-work developer started raising funds on IndieGoGo and currently has enough money to hit a planned PC release for his space exploration program.
The FBI Is Making Virtual Crime Scenes With The Tech Behind Gears Of War
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is using the Unreal Engine to create simulations and other training programs, BBC News reports today.
Take On Deathstroke In This Surprise Batman: Arkham City Game
It looks like the iPhone is getting its own version of Batman: Arkham City and in it you’ll get a chance to beat the other eye out of Slade “Deathstroke” Wilson.
iOS Shooter Epoch Pits Killbots Against Each Other In Ruined, Human-Free Future
Getting a sharp, polished shooter experience on iOS still remains something of a holy grail for both developers and device owners. There’ve been a few valiant efforts over the last year, with ShadowGun and Rage: Mutant Bash TV probably foremost amongst them. Now, you’ll be able to add one more to your apps list today with the launch of Epoch.




















