start with vague details and then get increasingly more specific based on cash milestones
It has a steak inside, food for the Pikmin.
They fixed it. I remember playing LBP1 with a friend online, worked just fine. Same with LBP2, played pretty much through the whole game online and it worked fine. Maybe the problem appeared randomly in both games, but it was not constant at least.
What about a kickstarter! I heard that they're quite popular these days. We'll raise at least $1 million so that lherre can retire from the games industry and pay for the inevitable lawsuits he will face from Epic and Nintendo
lol
One of my wet dreams about wii U would be a game with that kind of atmosphere, gameplay and artstyle, with the addition of a interesting (for me ;p ) multiplayer mode that allow the gamepad player to be the master of this RPG world.
I've wrote an article about possible interesting gamepad integration, but on an italian site and I don't know if I can post it or if someone can actually read it in my own language
Yes, there is definitely potential for the Gamepad user to become God in a game someone else is playing on the TV. Would be all kinds of cool. Post it
wonder how that went lol
Precisely, and they learnt their lesson hard, with Smartglass parisiting their value prop. Thus Iwata requesting analysts to understand their new approach in June.
Yes, there is definitely potential for the Gamepad user to become God in a game someone else is playing on the TV. Would be all kinds of cool. Post it
There's only so much a compiler can do. We're talking about a few percent here, and even that only applies to high level code. Also, while MULTI does produce fast binaries, it tends to favor size and stability/ security over speed. In the end, it all comes down to the developers, and they have years of experience with PS3 and 360, but only a few months on Wii U.
Checking platforms supported by UE4
(some surprises there)
My understanding is that he didn't want to show gameplay mechanics. Sure he could have shown logos, but that is not the time, as he wants people to talk about 3rd party titles. Because Nintendo needs them.
) about an attempt to speed up his program on Atom based netbooks. Basically he managed to modify some of the code paths to get a 40-50%(?) speed increase on Atom machines. But he then found that the code now ran 50% slower on Core 2 Duo processors. Meaning the program now ran at similar speeds (still a bit faster on Core 2 Duo but not by much) on both CPU's despite the fact that the Core 2 Duo is in a totally different league to the Atom. He came to the conclusion that to fix this he'd need to write a unique code path just for Atom, because he couldn't get a single path to be just as fast for both.