You know Hawken, right? This mutiplayer badass meca simulator currently running it’s beta (enlist for it here if you missed it).
And you also surely heard about the Oculus Rift project, developing a virtual reality headset for games.
Now picture this : Hawken played with the Oculus headset.
You should look approximately like this:
And you’re damn right:
Be ready for the 12-12-12!
Another interesting video about indie games showing how and why they clearly beat the AAA industry in terms of creativity.
The rumor is confirmed, Bad Piggies (Angry Bird’s “sequel”) uses Unity3D and looks pretty cool actually!
It is now available on iOS, Android and Mac and will be soon on Windows phone and PC/Windows 8.
Thank you who? Thank you Unity3D multi platform deployment 
And it’s a really good news for my current Ubisoft project… (cf. the batchmode bug)
Windows: Fixed issue where batchmode players and webplayers could be limited only to run on cpu0
Got an email from microsoft, wanting to help “certify” minecraft for win 8. I told them to stop trying to ruin the pc as an open platform.
The Unite web page has been updated with more videos and a good bunch of slides and examples from the main presentations!
If you missed the conference or some sessions, this is for you: http://unity3d.com/unite/
As you may already know, I’m a huge fan of both Unity3D and the Metal Gear Solid series.
So when I learn that Kojima Production, the Konami studio led by Hideo Kojima and Yoji Shinkawa (the father of the series), will use Unity3D for their next MGS game, I’m literally puking rainbows.
Metal Gear Solid: Social Ops should get released next winter and will feature cooperative card based gameplay for smartphones with 3D action scenes rendered with Unity3D.
Here is the last trailer of the game, recently showcased during this year’s Tokyo Game Show:
In this video, the guys from Zero Point Software, indie developers of the promising Interstellar Marines, talk with uncommon transparency about their inspirations, the project history so far, why they choose Unity3D and the philosophy guiding them on the complex path of AAA indie game development.
Nearly 2000 games, online multiplayer modes (beta), all these good old things only one click away…
Enjoy but first you should kiss bye-bye your productivity: http://snesbox.com/
In a recent press release, Unity Technologies announced they agreed with Nintendo to support Wii U.
Unity’s Wii U deployment option will become widely available in 2013
I guess that means we’ll have to wait for Unity 4 ^^
