I've seen those two particular "memes" on the Playstation Store as dynamic themes in a recent April 2013 update, "officially licensed", for $3 each.
So yep. . Who knows what would happen to the Steam Workshop for Scribblenauts Unlimited now, as it's 99% encumbered by facsimilies of real registered trademarks, created by players.
With 8GB I don't think you can fit much good on the storage through the internet. All I can think of the Ouya is being a hyped-up "revolutionary" box that offers a few f2p trials and nothing more.
The roadblock is doing new skeletons and animations from scratch . You can't just simply use the same animations, that would be illegal.
It would take a lot of competence, tlaent and familiarity with Blender and game engines to do that, which is frankly, quite lacking in the FOSS community, to be honest.
And no clamoring for the IQM format or SDL will change anything. It didn't work for RTCW, ET, or Doom 3.
You think they'd take assets of the Star Wars IP and release it into the wild under the GPL?
Past source releases didn't Free their assets either.
There's a lot of point to this source release. Modders (who have the original games) can extend the engine for making their mods have more features. Engine coders can scrape some of the engine bits (like fixed flare implementations, marks on models) to other id Tech3 engines. Even maybe even the ICARUS stuff (if it's in there) can be backported to iostvef to make the single player function for Elite Force (a STAR TREK game).
You can't GPL works of a big franchise. That's just pounding sand.
One could start a media project that infringes on nothing with absolutely nothing derivative of the Star Wars universe, calling things like "shaftpoles" (they're shafts of light that form within a pole), maybe even dropping the sci-fi setting altogether.
there's also the latency issue, something no one thinks about when it comes to hype like this, limiting the application of such a device to less real-time genres of games.
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"early 2013"
Slightly off the mark (it's about half-way through 2013 now) but still, nice.
I just hope this doesn't become some sort of sue-bait kind of thing. Memes can't have enough room to fit in a copyright disclaimer.
I've seen those two particular "memes" on the Playstation Store as dynamic themes in a recent April 2013 update, "officially licensed", for $3 each.
So yep.
. Who knows what would happen to the Steam Workshop for Scribblenauts Unlimited now, as it's 99% encumbered by facsimilies of real registered trademarks, created by players.
sudo make funny
I blame Neil deGrasse Tyson.
With 8GB I don't think you can fit much good on the storage through the internet. All I can think of the Ouya is being a hyped-up "revolutionary" box that offers a few f2p trials and nothing more.
Why have computers not stopped after I built my AM5x86? It still functions today and can still surf the web. It's on its second AT PSU though.
Still, crappy logic, especially when OEM computers are designed to have a short lifespan to spur sales of newer models.
Isn't he known for Uner Sige 2?
Daedalus would make more sense, to be honest.
I started off on Dune II on Windows 3.1.
That release is DOS only
No interface, but you wanted tiny didn't you?
SliTaz is also another tiny one but has an interface and a cute spider.
The roadblock is doing new skeletons and animations from scratch . You can't just simply use the same animations, that would be illegal.
It would take a lot of competence, tlaent and familiarity with Blender and game engines to do that, which is frankly, quite lacking in the FOSS community, to be honest.
And no clamoring for the IQM format or SDL will change anything. It didn't work for RTCW, ET, or Doom 3.
One word: Origin. I'll never forgive them for Origin.
....and by that, I mean the events that happened in 1991.
You think they'd take assets of the Star Wars IP and release it into the wild under the GPL?
Past source releases didn't Free their assets either.
There's a lot of point to this source release. Modders (who have the original games) can extend the engine for making their mods have more features. Engine coders can scrape some of the engine bits (like fixed flare implementations, marks on models) to other id Tech3 engines. Even maybe even the ICARUS stuff (if it's in there) can be backported to iostvef to make the single player function for Elite Force (a STAR TREK game).
You can't GPL works of a big franchise. That's just pounding sand.
One could start a media project that infringes on nothing with absolutely nothing derivative of the Star Wars universe, calling things like "shaftpoles" (they're shafts of light that form within a pole), maybe even dropping the sci-fi setting altogether.
suedo sue me a sandwich
Like..... Little Nemo the Dream Master? Darkwing Duck? Aladdin?
At least they don't have artgerm ruining the art this time.
When it gets to level 0, they are more likely to have them eaten by a grue.
Watch Life of Pi, starting it at 3:14PM, while eating pie.
there's also the latency issue, something no one thinks about when it comes to hype like this, limiting the application of such a device to less real-time genres of games.
Give them to me.
Now
The two stories under this in the feed started with Microsoft
They use Zendesk too.
Did anyone else do a double take reading the headline?
I'd sooner guess Realtek ethernet adapters and their drivers. Used to keep so many damn RTL-8139 revisions