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September 22nd, 2010, 00:23 Posted By: wraggster
Newly released today
features•Give your Sims the rides they’ve always dreamed of—and the lifestyles that go with them
•Enjoy four all‐new styles of fashions, furnishings, and vehicles: Racing, Intrigue, Rockabilly, and Classic Luxury
•Create the ultimate garage to house your Sim’s professional race car or hot rod
•Give your Sims the rides they’ve always dreamed of—and the lifestyles that go with them. * Enjoy four all‐new styles of fashions, furnishings, and vehicles: Racing, Intrigue, Rockabilly, and Classic Luxury. * Create the ultimate garage to house your Sim’s professional race car or hot rod. * Deck out your Sim’s house in luxurious accessories to match their sleek new, luxurious rides
http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-...j-70-3wkn.html
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September 21st, 2010, 21:15 Posted By: wraggster
As reported over at Phoronix, the Direct X 11 API now has an open source implementation on top of Gallium3d which should ease porting of games to Linux with or without Wine. While still in its infancy, you can see where this is heading. All this while Microsoft hasn't offered DX11 for their own aging WindowsXP. Could it be that Linux may soon support this Microsoft API better than Microsoft itself?"
http://linux.slashdot.org/story/10/0...nux-But-Not-XP
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September 20th, 2010, 18:46 Posted By: wraggster
A new report from American stat analysis group NPD suggests that the value of digital PC games market is now far greater than the boxed sector.
The numbers claims that 11.2m PC games were purchased in North America between January and June 2010. In the same period just 8.2m boxed PC games were purchased at retail.
However, the good news for bricks and mortar retail is that the real money remains in physical product – in total dollar revenue terms traditional retail still accounts for 57 per cent of the market.
http://www.develop-online.net/news/3...-PC-retail-NPD
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September 18th, 2010, 20:42 Posted By: wraggster
Most browser benchmarks are isolated, artificial tests that can be gamed by browser vendors optimizing those specific cases. With only those benchmarks to go on, the folks at LucidChart were skeptical that the IE9 beta would actually outperform other modern browsers in real-world applications. To separate hype from reality, they built their first browser benchmarking tool, based in LucidChart itself. This benchmark is to SunSpider what a Left4Dead 2 benchmark is to 3Dmark Vantage. Product specs don't matter, only real-world performance on a real-world application. The results were surprising. IE9 held its own pretty well (with a few caveats), and the latest Firefox 4 beta came in dead last.
http://news.slashdot.org/story/10/09...d-Use-Face-Off
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September 17th, 2010, 18:37 Posted By: wraggster
The social gaming market will continue to be driven by Facebook and PC for some time, says Trip Hawkins, boss of publisher Digital Chocolate.
"Anyone who thinks it is easier to make money on the iPhone or Android rather than on Facebook is wrong," he tells ME.
"The mobile infrastructure, social features and web device population are just not there yet, and it will take some time. Mobile games will become more social but it is a rope that a game publisher cannot push right now."
Digital Chocolate continues to release games for iPhone and mobile platforms, but its focus has diversified with a series of popular Facebook games too.
"Inevitably and eventually, the mobile side will be huge, but it's not now and it's not even next," he says.
"It's still going to be Facebook and the PC for a while longer."
Companies like ngmoco have focused on trying to make freemium social games take off on iPhone, while Facebook giant Zynga recently brought its Farmville game to Apple's platform.
Meanwhile, Gameloft is the latest mobile publisher to dip its toes in the Facebook waters, with the launch of the Farmville-esque Green Farm.
Hawkins thinks that publishers are too quick to swing between the merits of one platform and another.
"Too many people are running from one side of the boat to the other, and back again!" he says.
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/news/38706...acebook-and-PC
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September 16th, 2010, 23:20 Posted By: wraggster
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StepMania is capable of playing many game types. Currently, it supports games similar to Dance Dance Revolution, Pump It Up, EZ 2 Dancer, and Para Para Paradise. In the future, it will support games similar to BeatMania, Guitar Freaks, DrumMania, and more.
The games played by StepMania are rhythm games. Notes scroll up from the bottom of the screen, and the player must hit the corresponding button on the controller in time to the. All games can be played using the keyboard, but the real fun comes when using specially designed controllers, like a dance pad or hand sensors." Quoted from the homepage. StepMania is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
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Release: StepMania 4.0.b7: in-game song uploads
You can now publish songs in-game from the editor menu with "Publish" (next to "Save").
StepMania 4.0.b6
Changes:
- after installing a song, automatically start on the Select Music screen with the newly-installed song selected
- fix Profiles screen
- fix mine ghost flash and sound not happening on hit mine
- fix explosions flashing for a miss
StepMania 4.0.b5 - Infinite BPM support
Changes:
- widescreen fixes
- measure numbers now start with "measure 0" in editor
- "Infinite BPM", editor support, importing of negative BPMs/negative stops
- fixed video banner update speed
StepMania 4.0.b4
Changes:
- make negative BPM and negative stop songs playable
- increase SM3.x BGAnimation compatibility
- fix hang on some Macs when toggle fullscreen
- updated Mac installer
- fix more theme glitches
StepMania 4.0.b3
Changes:
- fix many editor theme errors
- fix ScreenStage->ScreenGameplay transition theme glitches
- fix ScreenSelectMusic theme glitches
- source code available: https://svn.stepmania.com/svn/branches/4.0/stepmania
- sample smxml file: http://www.stepmania.com/test.smxml (downloads Plaguemix One and Two)
- File associations in Mac build
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ease_id=466102
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September 16th, 2010, 23:19 Posted By: wraggster
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A new version of OpenTTD has been released. OpenTTD is a clone of the Microprose game "Transport Tycoon Deluxe", a popular game originally written by Chris Sawyer. It attempts to mimic the original game as closely as possible while extending it with new features.
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2010-09-14 20:36:00
Posted by frosch
Today we released OpenTTD 1.0.4. Nothing seriously was reported since the release candidate, and as we are confident the testers did a good job, we are also confident that it is a nice release!
Note that there is a new translation available in the release: You can now also enjoy OpenTTD in Belarusian. A good moment to thank all translators continuously maintaining and updating the translations.
If you are missing the translation into your native language, just join the team at our WebTranslator and become a translator on your own!
http://www.openttd.org/
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September 16th, 2010, 23:18 Posted By: wraggster
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Hexen II: Hammer of Thyrion is a source port based on Hexen II and HexenWorld. Supported platforms are Linux, BSD, Mac OS X and Windows.
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2010-08-25: Hammer of Thyrion, 1.4.4-pre10
Version 1.4.4-pre10 of Hexen II: Hammer of Thyrion is released: Changes since the previous beta version include:
- An important bug fix for the software renderer which would crash the game especially on win32.
- A new software renderer for windows compatible with both win32 and win64 as well.
- Net (hexen2): fixed BSD and Mac OS X socket api usage.
- SDL cdaudio: Improved the existing -cddev option.
- Windows cdaudio: added -cddev as a new command line option to choose the cdrom drive to use (syntax: -cddev E)
Along with the full sources, we also posted win32, win64 and dos binary packages, as usual. Mac OS X packages will follow shortly. We´d appreciate any feedback.
2010-05-08: Hammer of Thyrion, 1.4.4-pre9
Version 1.4.4-pre9 of Hexen II: Hammer of Thyrion is released: This new beta version fixes an old midi/cdaudio play confusion bug in hexenworld and increases the number of detected video modes for both opengl and software renderers, among a few other bug fixes and other things. Along with the full sources, we also posted win32, win64 and dos binary packages, as usual. We´d appreciate any feedback.
http://uhexen2.sourceforge.net/
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September 16th, 2010, 23:17 Posted By: wraggster
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Freeciv is an open source project that aims to provide a free Civilization clone (released under the GPL).
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WHAT´S CHANGED SINCE 2.2.2
Improvements to civ and ser scripts. GNAPATCH#1671 GNA#16311
Cross-platform compatibility improvements. GNA#16310 GNAPATCH#1700 GNA#16369
Fixed error loading the France scenario. GNA#16329
Fix bug where displayed diplomatic state was initially incorrect after loading from a savegame. GNA#16467
Fix crashes/errors associated with creating/deleting nations in editor. GNA#16491 GNA#16494
Ensure team name changes in pregame are propagated to all clients. GNA#16503
Improvements to private chat messages, including ensuring they are saved in the event cache for senders. GNA#16625
Bug fix: the client now takes fortresses (and similar bases) into account when displaying combat probabilities. GNA#16460
Improved networking code. GNA#16003 GNA#16427 GNA#16461 GNA#16495 GNA#16504
Only clients attached to a player can send vote packets. GNA#16215
Fixes to UI strings. GNA#16401 GNA#16455 GNA#16543
Fixed server crash in AI code. GNA#16100 GNA#16418
Improved debugging. GNA#16430
Improved developer documentation. GNAPATCH#1854 GNA#16564
Improved voting. GNA#16437
Improved handling of ruleset loading in scenarios. GNA#16441
Introduced server option maxconnectionsperhost. GNA#16466
Added deep ocean terrain to Hex2t. GNA#16250
Fixed crasher when fogging units. GNA#16592
[edit]Client
GTK2 client - Ensure files are sorted in save and load game dialogs. GNA#16296
GTK2 client - Improved UI in small-screen mode. GNA#16346 GNA#16440 GNA#16499 GNA#16500 GNA#16520
GTK2 client - Enabled small-screen mode by default. GNA#16063
GTK2 client - Improved allies chat button. GNA#16339
GTK2 client - Made client argument -a work with password registration. GNA#16421
GTK2 client - Reinstate scrollable area in unit info panel, avoiding redraws when changing unit focus. GNAPATCH#1685
SDL client - Fixed the drawing of trade routes. GNA#15347
[edit]Game Play / Rules
Buoy created within player borders will take effect instantly. GNA#16375
Ensured that global warming or nuclear winter affects a tile only once at a time. GNA#16411
Terraforming tile to ocean will not clear pollution if allowed by ruleset. GNA#16426
The effect of the Great Library wonder is by team rather than individual players in teams. GNA#16442
In some circumstances bases would not be allowed on the same tile (e.g., fortress and airbase), but this was not consistent; now fixed (fortress and airbase can always be built on the same tile). GNA#16465
Diplomats now have the same building sabotage chance as Spies. GNA#16305
[edit]Translations
Updated translations: Danish, Catalan, French, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, Italian, Ukrainian.
http://freeciv.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
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September 16th, 2010, 23:16 Posted By: wraggster
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D2X-XL is an OpenGL-port of Descent II. Supported platforms are Linux, Mac OS X and Windows.
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v1.15.88
Fixed: Exiting a Descent 1 level that had been entered coming from a secret level bumped the players back to the level they just exited
v1.15.87
Improved: 3D shield boost powerup is better visible
New: Hoard orb can now be rendered as 3D model (sphere)
v1.15.86
Fixed: Due to a recent addition, multiplayer was broken
Changed: Camera outputs will now only be displayed across their entire face regardless of any resulting distortion
Changed: Replaced messages ´Prepare for Descent´ with ´Loading...´ and ´Setting up Renderer´ with ´Prepare for Descent´
v1.15.85
Fixed: There was a small bug in ship physics
Fixed: The program didn´t reliably switch to the screen resolution stored in the active player profile at program start
v1.15.84
New: Added support for variable player ship energy capacity
New: Added support for third ship type (´heavy fighter´ with max. 150/300 shield, max. 120/240 energy, 90% of standard ship speed, built-in ammo rack)
New: You can now specify ase model file names for standard, light and heavy fighters in d2x.ini (-medium_ship, -light_ship, -heavy_ship)
Changed: When changing the ship in-game, the player will not lose a life, but respawn with the energy and shield the abandoned ship had (up to the maximum allowed for the new ship)
Changed: The light fighter will only have a maximum energy capacity of 90/180 units
Changed: The light fighter will not be able to carry Fusion guns
Changed: The standard ship will not be able to carry triple Fusion guns
Changed: Other than in nostalgia mode, the ammo rack will only increase the standard ship´s transport capacity by 50% (was 100% before)
v1.15.83
Fixed: The program crashed when trying to display the exit door animation during the initial Descent 1 briefing
v1.15.82
Fixed: Auxiliary cockpit views were transparent when using unenhanced stereoscopic rendering
Fixed: Effects weren´t properly rendered when using stereoscopic rendering
Fixed: Players who had triple fusions could only drop one fusion gun
Fixed: Players who had triple fusions would only drop one fusion when their ship was destroyed
Fixed: Savegames weren´t properly restored anymore
Fixed: Damage lightning wasn´t shown all over hires models
v1.15.81
Fixed: Auxiliary thrusters didn´t fire as they should during certain flight maneuvers
Changed: Switching to another ship in-game will cost the player a life
v1.15.80
Fixed: Auxiliary views didn´t show gun fire, missiles and effects (effects will only be shown at highest render quality)
Changed: The inventory can be turned off (meaning invuls and cloaks collected by the player aren´t stored but used immediately)
Improved: Pressing F4 will now drop markers that do not rotate. CTRL+F4 will drop rotating markers. ALT+CTRL+F4 will drop a spawn marker. CTRL+R in the automap will toggle the highlighted marker´s rotation
New: Support for Joffa´s and MetalBeast´s ´Phantom XL´ Pyro model (ship can be chosen when creating a new game or in the gameplay options menu)
http://www.descent2.de/
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September 16th, 2010, 17:07 Posted By: wraggster
Adobe seems to have made an about face regarding their support for native 64-bit Linux support for Flash today, and released a new preview Flash plugin named 'Square.' This includes a native 64-bit version for Linux, which I have verified works on my Debian Lenny LTSP server by simply copying libflashplayer.so to /usr/lib/iceweasel/plugins — with sound (which I was never able to figure out with running the 32-bit version with nspluginwrapper and pulseaudio).
http://linux.slashdot.org/story/10/0...ugin-For-Linux
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September 15th, 2010, 23:28 Posted By: wraggster
Those who have written off IE as being slow and old-looking are in for a surprise. The just-released Internet Explorer 9 beta is dramatically faster than its predecessor, sports an elegant, stripped-down interface and adds some useful new features, writes Preston Gralla. Even more surprising than the stripped-down interface is IE9 beta's speed. Internet Explorer has long been the slowest browser by a wide margin. IE9 has turned that around in dramatic fashion, using hardware acceleration and a new JavaScript engine it calls Chakra, which compiles scripts in the background and uses multiple processor cores. In this beta, my tests show it overtaking Firefox for speed, and putting up a respectable showing against Safari, Opera and Chrome. It's even integrated into Windows 7. One big problem: It will not work on Windows XP. So, forget the performance and security boost, many enterprises and netbook users.
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/10/09...commentlisting
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September 15th, 2010, 23:18 Posted By: wraggster
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ODAMEX is a modified Doom source port. Supported platforms are Windows, Mac, Linux and FreeBSD.
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Odamex 0.5.0 (r####)
Odamex 0.5.0 should be officially released on August 24th, 2010.
Changes
General Odamex Changes:
Dozens of bug fixes and code optimizations.
Further improved netcode for large games and coop.
Improved weapon/item desync issues.
Improved Odamex protocol.
logfile ccmd reimplemented and improved. Servers now log at start up by default.
Added new console command waddirs. This command, when set by users, will allow odamex to search any directories listed for iwads and pwads.
Boom editing features are now fully supported.
Chex Quest now recognized as an iwad. It will automatically load chex.deh along with chex.wad if it is found.
Removal of gold team support. Odamex will eventually move towards dynamic team settings.
Odamex Client Changes:
New reorganized, scrollable menus.
Fix saving/loading for single player games.
Allow resolutions to be set manually when "autoadjust_video_settings" cvar is disabled.
Addition of Chocolate Doom´s Endoom viewer. Toggled with r_showendoom cvar.
ALT+F4 now brings up the quit screen on windows platforms.
Odamex Server Changes:
Most server cvars are now preceded by a sv_* prefix. For more information, visit server variables.
A new cvar, sv_motd, which will display a "Message of the Day" to any connecting clients.
Changed cvar co_level8soundfeature to be under server control.
Odamex Launcher Changes:
Improved GUI.
New graphical ping indicators.
New server detail window which shows server version, revision, and settings.
http://www.odamex.net/
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September 15th, 2010, 23:06 Posted By: wraggster
The Insignia Infocast is a $169 simple media device being sold at Best Buy. Marketed as a way to share photos and run Chumby apps, hackers are starting to release packages to extend its features. [Bunnie] shows us one package in particular that allows it to be used as a web browser with an external keyboard. With an 800Mhz processor, an 800×600 touch screen, and 2 GB of memory, we can see that this is just scratching the surface of what is possible. [Bunnie] points out that some people are working on porting Android to the device, and if you really feel adventurous, you can dig into the hardware.
http://hackaday.com/2010/09/15/169-linux-tablet-sortof/
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September 15th, 2010, 22:57 Posted By: wraggster
We all knew today was the day, but just in case you've been zoned out in Kauai the past few weeks, Microsoft's getting set to release its refreshed build of Internet Explorer to the general public today. IE9 Beta is said to be a beta that's essentially done, so you shouldn't have too much to fear when the download links go live later today. The crew at Redmond claims that it's far more compliant with HTML5, CSS3 and SVG2 standards, and that it's the only game in town with full hardware acceleration. Keep an eye on that source link for a shot at downloading your copy later today, and if you're terrified of offending your existing Firefox or Chrome installation, we'll do you one better -- our own in-depth review will be going live in a matter of hours.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/15/i...e-later-today/
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September 15th, 2010, 22:53 Posted By: wraggster
It seems Google's bug bounty program is paying some nice dividends, for both sides. Less than two weeks after releasing version 6.0 of its Chrome browser, Google has pushed out another Chrome release, which includes fixes for 10 security bugs, seven of which are rated either critical or high. Google Chrome 6.0.472.59 comes out just 12 days after the last Chrome release, which fixed 14 security bugs. As part of its bug bounty program, Google paid out $4,000 in rewards to researchers who disclosed security flaws in the browser. Most of the security flaws fixed in the new release are in the Windows version of Chrome, but the most serious bug is only in Chrome for Mac.
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/10/09...ys-4000-Bounty
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September 14th, 2010, 22:55 Posted By: wraggster
A fresh question mark hangs over the viability of the pre-owned software market this morning after a ruling in the US Court of Appeal upheld a developer’s right to prevent the resale of its software.
Gamasutra reports that Autodesk has successfully won a case in which defendant Timothy Vernor had been arguing for his right to buy and use a pre-owned copy of design program AutoCAD.
Vernor acquired the software in an office sale and then listed it for sale on eBay along with a serial number.
Autodesk, however, argued that its End User License Agreement states that the software is licensed, and that the licence itself was non-transferable. It also states that if the user chooses to upgrade the program older versions should be destroyed.
The defendant, however, argued that since he had not agreed to any licence the conditions should not apply to him.
In 2008 a US Court ruled in Vernor’s favour, but following an appeal from Autodesk that ruling has now been overturned.
http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/34581...owned-software
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September 13th, 2010, 22:27 Posted By: wraggster
Microsoft has urged Windows users to block ongoing attacks against Adobe's popular PDF viewer by deploying one of Microsoft's enterprise tools. Adobe echoed Microsoft's advice, saying the Enhanced Migration Experience Toolkit (EMET) would stymie attacks targeting Reader and Acrobat. Called 'scary' and 'clever,' the in-the-wild exploit went public last week when security researcher Mila Parkour reported it to Adobe after analyzing a rogue PDF document attached to spam. Adobe first warned users Wednesday of the threat, but at the time gave users no advice on how to protect themselves until a patch was ready. Microsoft stepped in on Friday. 'The good news is that if you have EMET enabled ... it blocks this exploit,' said Fermin Serna and Andrew Roths, two engineers with the Microsoft Security Response Center in an entry on the group's blog."
A Symantec blog post suggests the people exploiting this vulnerability may be the 'Aurora' group responsible for the attacks on Google late last year.
http://news.slashdot.org/story/10/09...ro-Day-Exploit
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September 13th, 2010, 20:05 Posted By: wraggster
Google is co-hosting a new HTML5 Game Jam event – a foretoken perhaps to the search engine giant’s preferred web format as the world waits for it to launch its new social game business.
The company has been on an acquisition spree of late, buying up game studios in what is thought to part of a wider plan to become Facebook’s biggest rival in the social space.
Supporting HTML5 could be key in Google’s poorly-shrouded intent to bring gaming to its web browser, Chrome, as well as Android phones and even Apple devices.
The company will be co-hosting the HTML5 Game Jam event along with Spil Games, a casual game group that recently overhauled its entire web presence to support the HTML5 standard.
The value of HTML5 has routinely been discussed in contrast to Adobe’s Flash platform, chiefly because the latter is blocked on Apple’s iOS devices in favour of the former.
The HTML5 Game Jam takes place in Hilversum, The Netherlands, on the weekend of October 9-10, 2010. It will see 80 developers pitch ideas, crack into programming, and end the marathon event with a short presentation.
“This game jam is the latest development in our HTML5 strategy, and we're thrilled to work with Google on this,”said Peter Driessen, CEO of Spil Games.
“An open, free weekend of hardcore coding fits perfectly in our strategy to unite the world in play, and we can't wait to see what comes out of the weekend.”
http://www.develop-online.net/news/3...workshop-event
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