VRFocus reports on the reveal of a development roadmap for the Open-Source Virtual Reality (OSVR) ecosystem, listing support for Unity 5 and more.
Hello World is a new CGI anime movie and Unity Technologies recreated some of its scenes in Unity Engine 5, running in real-time.
Microsoft’s upcoming Project xCloud service may utilize AI to make the mobile gaming service more responsive for consumers. According to a patent reported on by Windows United, xCloud will use artificial intelligence to learn each user’s behaviours. With this information, the service will be able to anticipate which game a person would want to play...
According to reports mobile devices may actually be the most popular way to play games and many people game across multiple devices. Granted mobile represents many kinds of games from little tossers to full fledged titles, both exclusive and multiplatform.
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Having more mobility can also definitely be a big selling point in certain markets, most notably Japan.
omg microsoft need to stop with this idea if cloud gaming and streaming gaming or who gives a fk service
Considering I am done with hard copies on both PS and X1 I am interested in whatever new gaming services become available!
Last year Neill Blomkamp and OATS Studios debuted ADAM: Episode 2 and ADAM: Episode 3, two beautiful short-films created and rendered in real-time in Unity. These short films were incredible and showcased the capabilities of the Unity Engine, and we are happy to inform you that ADAM: Episode 2 is available right now as a downloadable executable.
