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The Beast At the beginning of 2001, visionary genius and all-around nice guy Jordan Weisman invited me to be the lead writer on a project designed to generate interest in the world of the upcoming Steven Spielberg movie, AI.
A nonprofit group says it plans to build a network called Neuronet purely to support virtual-reality game and business applications.
Adam Zaius Quiplash announces the opening of Open Life , an alternative Second Life grid developed in conjunction with Finnish developer RealXtend ( apparently the companies Admino and Ludocraft are in there somewhere too, but we're still a little hazy on the big picture [ Did I mention we're a bit hazy? Pardon the dust ]) - who have developed a custom viewer with additional features (like real 3D meshes instead of prims, python scripting, textures-via-HTTP, multiple attachment points per body part, and more) that are unsupported in Second Life currently.
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Unity 3.5 is now available for download! This latest release gives more power to artists and developers to minutely control complex elements while still preserving our famous ease of use and access. Whether you are an indie dude with a dream or a major studio mapping out your next big hit, Unity 3.5 makes the road to your awesome game shorter, faster, and a lot more fun!
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"[T]he core of “The Art of Video Games” is a display of 20 computer and gaming systems and short films explaining the relevance of four games on each of those platforms — 80 total. (The exhibition does not include a VIC-20 but does feature its successor, the Commodore 64.) In a nod to the interactivity of games, and an eager abdication of full curatorial control, the museum asked the public to vote on what would be displayed, choosing from among three options in each of four categories on each system, called Action, Target, Adventure and Tactics. [...]