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Joe from Awesome Games writes: 'Hear ye, hear ye, all rise for the honourable judge Joe Martin. Thank you, clerk Joe Martin. In the matter of Disgruntled Gamers Vs. Developers Who Delay Their Games, the prosecution in this case gamers who are sick to their back teeth of highly-anticipated video games being delayed for three, six, or sometimes 12 months at a time allege that the development industry taketh the piss, and by denying them access to the games they want, when they want them, their entitlement, nay, their very human rights as gamers are being infringed.'

Added: 09.02.2015 1:10 | 8 views | 0 comments


The Gnomon School of Visual Effects in Hollywood is one of the most prestigious schools in North America training developers in the field of visual effect and video game art, with teachers from acclaimed studios like Naughty Dog and Blizzard.

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Unfortunately, gamers are lied to and are given expectations for video games far more than what developers are able to deliver.

Added: 07.02.2015 15:10 | 8 views | 0 comments


Eurogamer: Less than one month from now, the Game Developers Conference - GDC - kicks off in San Francisco. Aside from the reveal of Sony's Project Morpheus VR concept last year, the show has been short of game-changing announcements in recent times - but this year's event promises to be different. A revitalised Microsoft will continue its drive to promote Windows 10 for gaming, while Valve is set to relaunch its delayed Steam Machine platform. We will be presented with two very different visions for the future of PC gaming, and while the specifics of the upcoming clash remain shrouded in mystery some nuggets of information are starting to come to light. Valve's pursuit of a truly open PC platform led to the beginning of the Steam Machine initiative, prompted by Microsoft's plans to erect a massive walled garden in Windows 8 in the form of the Windows Store. Nothing stopped users from running their own code on the OS of course, but the introduction of a Microsoft app store with...

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Developers Kunos Simulazioni, have just revealed information on their upcoming v1.1 build of their racing simulation game Assetto Corsa. The upcoming build features many improvements as you would expect with tweaks to graphics, weather and damage among many other changes.

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The fun doesn't stop once the credits roll with The Order: 1886, so long as you're a bit of a history nerd who likes to research the historical accuracy of games.