California/USA, Geneva/Switzerland: Emergent™ Game Technologies, a leading provider of 3D Game development solutions with offices across the world, and Pixelux Entertainment, Geneva-based inventors of the Digital Molecular Matter technology (DMM), today announced a middleware partnership agreement.
Paul Wyatt suggests a new arena in which to market your Flash skills
Scaleform and Microsoft have signed a master license agreement for all of Microsoft Game Studios’ first-party developers to incorporate the Scaleform GFx UI middleware into their development pipelines. Microsoft says it’s been working with GFx over the past two years selectively, trying it out with its studios including Lionhead, Rare, Ensemble and Ruffian Games, and providing feedback to …
Filed under: Biz , Action , Tools There’s a ton of different third party game engines to license these days: The Unreal Engine, the Source Engine, Gamebryo and others. Now developers Digital Extremes have quietly revealed on their web site that they are providing their own in-house technology, the Evolution Engine , to third party developers. Digital Extremes, which used Epic’s Unreal Engine for …
Saarbrücken, Germany – July 21, 2009 – xaitment GmbH, one of the leading developers and service providers of artificial intelligence for the games and simulation industries, and Emergent Game Technologies, leading source for state-of-the-art software technology and services needed to develop a game, announced today that they have teamed up to incorporate the German AI solution into Emergent’s …
German AI solution incorporated into Emergent’s Gamebryo LightSpeed.
El Monte, CA, July 20, 2009 – The Ultimate Soccer Boss team is happy to announce the Freebies for July giveaway event for Ultimate Soccer Boss players. Players will receive 20,000 points and a medical kit for their soccer clubs and will be awarded only once during the giveaway event.
Oracle is raising prices on non-core components to ensure revenue growth. What will happen when MySQL enters the fray?
Game engine maker Trinigy has announced a partnership with Havok to integrate the Intel-owned tools provider’s Havok Physics middleware into its Vision Engine (Dungeon Hero). According to Trinigy, the integration is primarily aimed at enhancing workflow efficiencies in using Havok Physics’ collision detection and physical simulation together with the Vision Engine. Released in June 2008, Vision …
Trinigy and Havok join forces to bring more creative freedom and technological power to game developers across the globe. ENINGEN, GERMANY / SAN FRANCISCO, CA – July 13, 2009 – Trinigy, an industry leading 3D game engine provider with over 100 licensees and offices in Germany and Austin, TX, and Havok, the premier provider of interactive software and services to digital creators in the games and …
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