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RISE UP! The legendary fighting franchise returns with Street Fighter V! Powered by Unreal Engine 4 technology,...

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Julien Merceron, the Worldwide Technology Director for Konami, has quit the company.

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Like a swift swoop of the Fulton recovery system, FOX Engine overseer Julien Merceron has left Konami, according to Gameblog and independent sources at IGN.

As Konami's worldwide technology director, Merceron supervised the production of the FOX Engine, the in-house game engine that powers Metal Gear Solid V, P.T., and Pro Evolution Soccer.

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Julien Merceron, the man responsible for overseeing Konami's Fox Engine, has reportedly parted ways with the studio.

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Though no official reason has been given, it's said to be due to the move away from the console market.

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Am open-source game engine that's built for RPG titles and is based om Bioware's Infinity Engine

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RISE UP! The legendary fighting franchise returns with Street Fighter V! Powered by Unreal Engine 4 technology,...

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: SteelSeries is a well-known name in the gaming world as it provides some of the best gaming gear for a competitive price. While we have covered a number of different pieces, the Siberia Elite Anniversary Edition headset really set the bar as it was Chalgyr's Game Room's first ever perfect score and since then each new piece of gear has continued to impress. We were recently able to try out the SteelSeries Rival, a very competitively priced gaming mouse powered by SteelSeries Engine 3 with all the bits-and-bobs one has come to expect out of *the premiere* peripheral manufacturer. What we found was a well-priced and feature-heavy mouse that did more than just "get the job done."

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VRFocus reports on Epic Games revealing in a recent blog post that its Unreal Engine 4 is being used by CCP Games to create Gunjack for the Gear VR.