I’ve been reading around the subject of optimising game performance recently. The web is full of tips and tricks to help speed up particular code sections, but two articles do a particularly good job of summarising the principles that apply to most coding projects. Independent developer Cliff Harris has posted his top 7 tips for [...]
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They say that everyone has a book in them, and perhaps everyone has a game too. While putting enough words in a meaningful order takes some basic education and a lot of stamina, writing a game requires a lot more technical skill (as well as a fair bit of stamina, depending on the scope of the [...]
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Intel and Nokia are setting up a joint innovation centre in Finland which will specialise in developing 3D technologies for MeeGo, the Linux-based operating system that has been optimised for Intel Atom devices, such as netbooks. 3D is certainly having a boom. It’s helped to save the cinema industry at a time when people can [...]
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