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Valve Software, whose Steam download services has become a successful content distribution platform for the PC, will expand to the Apple Macintosh, the company sa... |
MODSonair 221 LIVE
MODSonair Episode 221 Live at 12pm EST.Episode 220 rebroadcast right before the LIVE show. All other episodes rebroadcast after the show.If you've got questions o...
MODSonair Episode 220
The week ending February 28, 2010 in gaming news from a modders perspective brought to you by the new and improved MODSonline.This show: Mach at $3, ATI Eyefini...
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Games have always been an exciting part of a growing industry. From Online Gambling to video games. With these game styles also split into different genres for sports, platformers and many others.
With all these sub-branches it is very easy for companies to get involved in the games industry. |
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10 Mar 2010 at 12:04am
Seeing pictures and video in 3-D without having to wear those goofy plastic glasses? Believe it, as a team from Sheridan College has created a 3-D game that needs nothing more than your own eyes to see it in three dimensions.
This works by using a 3-D screen created by Spatial View, which includes an overlay that tricks the naked human eye into seeing images in 3-D. |
OnLive dates launch, pricing for US
10 Mar 2010 at 1:36pm
Controversial games streaming service OnLive will launch in the US on June 17th backed by Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, THQ and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
Details for the cloud-based gaming service, which was unveiled amidst much attention at GDC last year, are to be given in a Wednesday keynote this morning at the GamesBeat one-day event at the 2010 Game Developers Conference.
The serivce launches on PC and Mac, and costs $14.95 a month.
Major publishers have already backed the service - and while specific titles, pricing and revenue share models will be made public closer to the E3 launch, McGarvey told us that a few of the launch games include Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed II and Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, as well as THQ's Metro 2033.
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