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A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here
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A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here
Every game player is familiar with the usual input devices that the games industry throws out no matter how revolutionary the game console or computer being launched is; we’ve all used keyboard, mouse, joystick, or joy pad. A few buttons moved around, dual analog sticks, shoulder buttons, poorly implemented vibration “feedback”–not much new ever gets… Click here to read the rest of “Alternative Input Methods.”
Back when the world was young a lot of smart, young, upstart programmers created a new form of entertainment that has “grown up” to be a multi-billion dollar industry that now provides jobs to tens of thousands of people worldwide. In those halcyon days the “industry” was so small it was unable to support more… Click this link to continue reading the remainder of the article
When a game developer’s fancy turns towards San Jose at the end of March each year, they are naturally thinking of Game Developers Conference, hosted by CMP. However, the day after the world-renowned GDC is over and most of the regular “professional developers” have returned to their hometowns is when the truly hardcore hang out… Hankering to read the rest of “MUD-Dev Convention Report?” Click on this link!
Artificial intelligence for computer games has come a long way in the last 2½ decades since I started in the industry. In the earliest days the subject was just lumped in with “game play” and very little thought was given to improving enemy behavior beyond adding a few “if-then-else” conditional tests to the core of… Need to read the rest of “AI Game Development?” Click on this link!
An augmented reality system that involves a handheld projector and 3D furniture or other decor that can be projected into an area to visualize what the furniture will look like before you buy it.
A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here
A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here
A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here
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