How Israel became a social gaming hub
The Holy Land is also the promised land for some game developers.
Havok FX is a graphical effects tech aimed at PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC
Game development technology software company Havok announced its new visual effects product, Havok FX, today. The technology makes visual effects such as particle, dust, shrapnel, and smoke more CPU-friendly and less intensive in 3D game worlds, and it’s designed to run on the main processor rather than graphical chips.
It looks like Valve is preparing to roll out Source 2 support for Dota 2
Valve just loaded up a bunch of files for Dota 2 that include Source 2 content.
YouTube live streams now support HTML5 playback and 60fps video
YouTube live streams just got a whole lot more beautiful.
Mobile marketing automation: How big brands are engaging customers on mobile
The technology is so new that only about one percent of the apps on the major app stores are using MMA -- but it's the most successful one percent.
Love your favorite game mod? Show it with #modlove2015
The mod-developer social-media and blog lovefest runs all week.
Valve adds its heavyweight name to Razer’s open-source VR initiative
Valve joins the Open Source Virtual Reality standard with Ubisoft and others, adding weight to openness in this new field of tech.
New mobile-game publishing platform is a ‘simple’ alternative for free-to-play developers
Indie game makers get an ally in mobile games publishing.
6 ways mobile marketing automation boosts app engagement and monetization
Acting on these tips should be a good start for any developer looking to increase their app's engagement, retention, and overall revenue.
Microsoft shows a realistic crying human face using DirectX 12 graphics
Square Enix, Microsoft, and Nvidia collaborate to produce a believable crying human face.