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Google Seurat Brings Desktop Graphics to Mobile VR
Google today announced Google Seurat, a new tool that allows high resolution renders to run in realtime, even on mobile VR devices. Google demonstrated the technology through a collaboration with ILMxLAB, which brings cinematic-level of quality from Star Wars to mobile VR.
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Austin Game Conference 2017 First 50 Speakers Announced
The Austin Game Conference (AGC) has announced its first 50 speakers, offering critical insight into the development of live, participatory games with real-time engagement between developers, players, and spectators. AGC returns to the Austin Convention Center Sept. 21-22, 2017, expanding to seven conference tracks, with the support of game development community and presenting sponsor Intel.
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Vision VR/AR Summit 2017 Recordings Available
If you're like me and couldn't make the VR/AR Vision Summit in Los Angeles a few weeks ago, Unity created a Youtube playlist for the Summit so you can watch the sessions and learn the latest happenings in the industry with VR and AR.
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Indie Prize Singapore Winners Announced at Casual Connect Asia
Indie Prize, an international scholarship program created by Casual Games Association for independent game developers, announced the winners of the 18th Indie Prize Awards at the 40th edition of Casual Connect in Singapore – representing the best of the best in independent game design and innovation
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Polygon College Engine Open for Developers
The Polygon College Engine is a home-grown game engine right from your browser, no downloads, and it’s suitable for users with no prior programming knowledge. The Engine’s quick, simple to use and creates awesome 2D games. Users can even make a game from templates available as part of the Engine.
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Graeme Devine and Ethan Evans to Deliver Keynotes at Develop:Brighton
Graeme Devine, Chief Game Wizard at Magic Leap, and Ethan Evans, SVP Commerce and Developer Success at Twitch, have been confirmed as keynote note speakers for the Tuesday Evolve conference at this year’s Develop:Brighton.
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GameDev Unchained Episode 86
The latest episode of podcast GameDev Unchained is up, and this week they're talking to Architect and Environment Designer Roger Lundeen.
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Jagex to use Improbable SpatialOS in New Projects
Improbable and Jagex announced a technology partnership that will see the RuneScape studio deploy Improbable’s SpatialOS technology in future game production.
Improbable’s SpatialOS technology is a computation platform that allows developers to exceed the power of a single game engine or server. By building games with standard tools and deploying on SpatialOS, developers can build virtual worlds that offer permanent, persistent and engaging experiences.
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Texture.ninja Now Free
Texture and reference image site Texture.ninja has dropped its premium subscription model and made all content free. They have also launched a Patreon to help cover server costs.
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Khronos Releases OpenCL 2.2 with SPIR-V 1.2
The Khronos™ Group announced the immediate availability of the finalized OpenCL™ 2.2 specification, incorporating industry feedback received from developers during the provisional specification review period. In addition to releasing the specification in final form, Khronos has released the full source of the specifications and conformance tests for OpenCL 2.2 onto GitHub to enable deeper community engagement.
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