Game Developers Conference 2011: Day 1

[Guest]

The gaming business has grown to such massive proportions that there are now multiple Game Developer Conferences worldwide. Still, the San Francisco edition of GDC is the granddaddy of them all, and this year marks the 25th anniversary of the show.

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[sudeshc]

Very Very Interesting...........lets hope this brings more and more good games 😀.
I also do liked that WOW disease thing its really real world like.

 

[Marcus52]

Now that we can have easily enough have 10-bit hardware on our gaming machines, it would be awesome if game devs and others would make the software to keep up.

(For those who want to argue that we can't see a billion colors, look up color gamut, sRGB and AdobeRGB, and get to know what a color space diagram shows. I also suggest this article:

http://www.100fps.com/how_many_frames_can_humans_see.htm

which will give you some idea about what the human eye can see, and why people have different ideas about the limitations.)

😉

 

[utengineer]

[citation][nom]sudeshc[/nom]I also do liked that WOW disease thing its really real world like.[/citation]

WOW is a disease. Symptoms include lack of social skills, greasy hair, muscle atrophy, sunlight aversions, and.....increased instances of hot girls avoiding you like the plague. 😉

 

[Snipergod87]

The woman talking about the WoW Plague, her earings make her look like she could be a character from WoW.

 

[Guest]

@utengineer

study well in the way of WOW have we...

 

[rawoysters]

The only thing I want to hear from Microsoft is that they are getting rid of "Games For Windows Live". I am tired of buying a game and having to go through all that crap before I can play it.

 

[pinkfloydminnesota]

Please ask guys from Rockstar if there's any chance of pc versions of red dead or noir?

 

[drudometkin]

[citation][nom]rawoysters[/nom]The only thing I want to hear from Microsoft is that they are getting rid of "Games For Windows Live". I am tired of buying a game and having to go through all that crap before I can play it.[/citation]

Such as? Logging in one time at installation for XBL? What is all the crap you have to go through?

 

[rawoysters]

"Such as? Logging in one time at installation for XBL? What is all the crap you have to go through? "
3rd party software that I am blackmailed to use even though I have no interest in it whatsoever. I pay big money for games and I don't expect to have to install software on my computer that I DON'T want in order to play it. It's like buying a new car and having to sign in with "Mobil" or "Shell" before I drive it each time.

 

[hurfburf]

[citation][nom]rawoysters[/nom]"Such as? Logging in one time at installation for XBL? What is all the crap you have to go through? " 3rd party software that I am blackmailed to use even though I have no interest in it whatsoever. I pay big money for games and I don't expect to have to install software on my computer that I DON'T want in order to play it. It's like buying a new car and having to sign in with "Mobil" or "Shell" before I drive it each time.[/citation]

Ah, so the same nonsense people say about Steam, then? Got it, thanks.

 

[davewolfgang]

Ah, so the same nonsense people say about Steam, then? Got it, thanks.

So then how does having another program that's not part of the game help anyone? Why can't Steam just have you create an account to keep track of the games' licenses and then download the ones you buy? Why does a PROGRAM (that's again, not the game) have to be installed on your computer, or you can't play (nor even buy)?