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Babylon.js, the open source TypeScript/JavaScript game engine for creating 3D games for the web has just dropped a major release – Babylon 9. This release is jam packed with new features including: Key Links Babylon.js Homepage GitHub Repository Babylon Editor You can learn more about the Babylon.js 9 release in […]
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Boris FX have just acquired 3 decades old applications – Vegas Pro, Acid Pro and Sound Forge from German audio software company Magix. This is the 3rd time these applications have changed hands, from their creators Sound Foundry, to Sony, then Magix and finally Boris FX. Vegas Pro is a
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There are several new bundles of interest to game developers, especially Godot developers with the Learn to Make Games in Godot by GameDev.tv bundle which just launched. This bundle contains several great courses on learning to create games using Godot 4.x including 2D, 3D, full RPG games, C#, shaders, Blender
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Pyrite64 is an extremely impressive game engine, you can think of it like a light weight Unity game engine… for the Nintendo 64! Using a combination of C++ and the included visual scripting language, you can create N64 ROMs easier than ever before. ROMs that you can actually burn on
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Epic Games, the creators of Unreal Engine, UEFN, Fortnite and more have just announced massive company wide layoffs. This is the first major round of layoffs since the 2023 when Epic let 830 employees go. At that time that represented 16% of the companies total workforce. Today’s layoffs effect 1,000+
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It’s time for the second Epic Games bi-monthly asset giveaway, with 3 free assets from March 24th – April 7th. Once “purchased” the assets are yours free to keep forever. This giveaway contains 3 Unreal Engine and 1 Unity asset, but as you can see from the video you can
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Godot Rapier Physics is a powerful 2D and 3D drop in physics replacement for the Godot game engine, but it does so much more than that. In addition to replacing the in-built Godot physics as a GDExtension (available on the Asset Library), this open source framework also provides a full
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We have a double dose of Unity game engine releases. Today marks the full release of Unity 6.4, while yesterday Unity Studio was released. Unity Studio is a light weight, visual script supporting, browser based version of the Unity game engine (we demonstrate in action here) that sadly is not
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The popular open source image manipulation application GIMP has just released GIMP 3.2. This release contains an impressive amount of new features, foundational improvements like non-destructive filter improvements as well as two new non-destructive layer types – link layers and vector layers. Highlights of the GIMP 3.2 release: Key Links
Back in 2024 the US Department of Justice launched a lawsuit against Adobe over scummy business practices. This includes deceptive descriptions, hidden cancellation fees and often obfuscated cancellation processes, among other accusations. Late last week the DOJ announced the case has been dropped after issuing Adobe a slap on the
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