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Re: I HEAR THEIR VOICES WHEN I SLEEP - Circolino ufficiale sezione Quake 4
id Software Moving to Xbox?
Next week's issue of PC Gamer UK is to feature an exclusive interview with id Software's technical director John Carmack wherein he talks about the new technology that will fuel id's next game, the key differences/challenges between console and PC development and finally on the company's increasing interest in making the Xbox 360 their primary, but not exclusive, development platform.
Xbox 360: 'A really sweet develoment system'
"The Xbox 360 will probably will be id's primary development platform. As it is right now, we would get the game up on the 360. When I would do major hack-and-slash architectural changes it was back on the PC, but it's looking like the Xbox 360 will be our target. All of our tools are on the PC, and we're maintaining the game running on the PC, but probably all of our gameplay development and testing will be done on the Xbox 360. It's a really sweet development system."
Re: I HEAR THEIR VOICES WHEN I SLEEP - Circolino ufficiale sezione Quake 4
Si dovrebbe essere quella,ma penso che questa sia la FONTE,non credo che un sito italiano abbia pubblicato questa NEWS prima di un sito importante americano e ho deciso di postarlo qui...
Re: I HEAR THEIR VOICES WHEN I SLEEP - Circolino ufficiale sezione Quake 4
PREY News
Using a heavily modified version of the Doom 3 engine Human Head studios is bringing this storied FPS back a decade after it first capture attention. Playing as a Cherokee Indian named Tommy you'll fight your way out of an alien abduction and save the earth in the process.
Re: I HEAR THEIR VOICES WHEN I SLEEP - Circolino ufficiale sezione Quake 4
per una volta voglio fare come Nosfe
Allora penso di avere fatto l'affare dell'anno ( ), gironzolavo su ebay così tanto per vedere se trovavo qualcosa di interessante e mi sono imbattuto in una x1900xtx , guardo le prestazioni (da urlo), e poi guardo il prezzo...
575 Euro , madooo ho detto, mica sono scemo non spenderò mai così tanto per una VGA(), anche se quelle schede si trovano a 650 Euro o più , e poi io con la mia x800xt non ho problemi .
poi però ho pensato, e se mi costasse solo(per modo di dire) 300 Euro ? Beh per una scheda di quel calibro si potrebbe fare , ecco quindi che il lampo di genio mi ha assalito, ho venduto la mia x800xt a 300 euro ( ) , e poi aggiungendone solo 275 mi sono preso una x1900xtx , praticamente di tasca mia ho tolto solo 275 euro
Nof3ratu appena l'ha saputo si è fiondato su un negozio e si è comprato una x1900xtx a 680 euro per invidia
vi faccio vedere una foto, ho guardato i test e le x1900xtx con questa marca sono molto performanti, penso che ora posso stare tranquillo per almeno 3 anni
se penso che ci sono persone che con 400 euro si prendono una 7800gt o equivalente ati
Re: I HEAR THEIR VOICES WHEN I SLEEP - Circolino ufficiale sezione Quake 4
15 anni di ID Software e intervista a Carmack
Mentre la ID Software ha festeggiato ad inizio mese i 15 anni (è infatti stata ufficialmente fondata l'1 febbraio 1991), John Carmack viene nuovamente intervistato e ancora una volta l'argomento principale dell'intervista è DooM RPG, il gioco a tema DooM realizzato per cellulare da JAMDAT Mobile e ID Software, di cui vi abbiamo parlato l'ultima volta il 4 gennaio. Interessante anche vedere come, in questo campo, Carmack abbia ritrovato un suo notissimo ex collega dei tempi dell'Old DooM, John Romero (la faccia dell'ultimo livello di DooM II per intenderci), una delle più importanti figure della casa di Mesquite negli anni '90 ma che ha abbandonato la ID diversi anni fa. A quanto pare Carmack e Romero non si lasciarono in ottimi rapporti, e ciò sembra essere confermato dal fatto che i due non si trovano molto a lavorare insieme, seppur in un campo videoludico completamente nuovo. A voi l'intervista, firmata MobileIndustry.biz:
*After 15 years of being right at the bleeding edge of gaming technology, John Carmack's decision to turn his talents to mobile phone gaming was unexpected to say the least. But maybe, after spending so long on creating the Doom III engine, what he needed more than anything was to get his teeth into a project that wasn't going to take four or five years to turn around. Like many in the industry, perhaps Carmack hungered for a return to the era when you could turn around a project in under six months.
Almost a hobby project, DoomRPG presented Carmack with the perfect opportunity to do just that, and at the end of last year mobile phone gamers were presented with the first all-new id mobile game. But unlike so many ill-fitting conversions, DoomRPG was designed from the ground up to fit the slightly quirky demands of mobile gaming, where clunky user interfaces and inappropriate input devices force all manner of odd compromises upon game developers. What emerged was a game that took all of these issues into account, yet delivered something that appears to use the essence of the original Doom titles sympathetically and yet uniquely.
But what might have appeared to be a one-off hobby horse could well be the start of an interesting new direction for Carmack and co. and the id main man reveals that he has more mobile offerings in store...
MobileIndustry.biz: How much personal creative involvement did you have with DoomRPG, and what inspired you to do a mobile phone-only Doom in the first place?
John Carmack: Getting into this was really a sort of random event - a year ago, I rarely carried a cell phone, and it was just an old black and white clunker. When my wife gave me a new mid-range phone with a decent colour display and some bad game demos on it, I had my curiosity piqued a little about the platform. It turned out to be really easy to develop Java applications for the phone, so I played around a little bit and started thinking about what elements would make a good game for the platform.
I wrote a proof-of-concept demo of the basic rendering and play style, and then turned it over to Fountainhead Entertainment to develop into a full game. I did some additional programming work when we started on the BREW version, and I acted as the producer for the project.
MobileIndustry.biz: What kind of technical limitations were you up against, and how did you go about overcoming them? How long did the project take from start to finish?
John Carmack: Starting on the Java phones, getting decent speed was the biggest concern. Towards the end of the project it became clear that the Java sound API implementations are hideously broken on most phones.
Total time for the Java version was about four months, and another two months to expand the game for high-end BREW phones.
MobileIndustry.biz: Is this the first of many id-related mobile phone adaptations? Any plans for taking an RPG approach to your other brands like Quake or Wolfenstein?
John Carmack: Probably not more RPGs based on id titles, but there is another mobile genre-swapping idea that we may be pursuing based on Quake 3 Arena. Stay tuned...
MobileIndustry.biz: With most of id's projects taking years to complete, was it refreshing to actually be able to make a game in such a short space of time? Does it make you hunger for a return to those kinds of working practises?
John Carmack: I have been harping on about the evolutionary benefits you get with short development cycles, and our second mobile game will be a clear example of this. It is a traditional fantasy-themed RPG built off the experience gained with DoomRPG, and it is just better in every way. Doing two evolutionary cycles in less than a year is a huge win!
I do wish that PC/console games didn't take so many years to create, but it is essentially a fact of life, so I don't waste any effort bemoaning it.
MobileIndustry.biz: John Romero obviously has mobile gaming experience and knows a thing or two about Doom - did you consider seeking his input at all?
John Carmack: No, John and I rarely talk.
MobileIndustry.biz: Doom the movie has recently hit the cinemas over here. What are your thoughts on the movie? Did they seek your input, and do you think it breaks the traditional game-to-movie mould?
John Carmack: I intentionally kept myself away from all production aspects of the movie, because I didn't want to butt in where I had no particular skills to contribute, and I wanted to see the end product with fresh eyes. I would have settled for "not miserable", but I actually enjoyed the movie a lot. It obviously isn't an Oscar candidate, but I thought there were some clever bits to it, and the action was basically non-stop.
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), gironzolavo su ebay così tanto per vedere se trovavo qualcosa di interessante e mi sono imbattuto in una x1900xtx , guardo le prestazioni (da urlo), e poi guardo il prezzo...
, madooo ho detto, mica sono scemo non spenderò mai così tanto per una VGA(
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