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Developers have only finished a small portion of the actual game. As absurd as it sounds, however, it’s the technology behind the game that’s what is truly exciting. It’s so for a very simple reason too: it just hasn’t been used until now. But after watching a 40-minute demonstration it’s abundantly clear it has the potential to change the way you play games. All of this may sound like obscene hype. It may be. But If LucasArts winds up meeting its goals and delivers exactly what it wants when Indiana Jones ships, then it’s not hype; it’s simple honesty.

Now for the good stuff. Indiana Jones stands on two pillars of wicked-cool technology. Each lends the game an extreme degree of unpredictability; the first through advanced physics and the other through artificial intelligence. Tech number one, called Euphoria, deals strictly with character behavior and artificial intelligence. It lets NPC characters interact with their environment realistically. Beyond this, it grants them the tools and intelligence necessary to accomplish their own agendas, whether that’s helping Indy or trying to kill him.

Fortunately, this technology is well out of the planning stages. In fact, it’s up and running on actual development kits. As such, LucasArts treated its guests to a live demonstration to prove how advanced Euphoria really is. The scene took place in 1939, inside of San Francisco’s China Town. Indy appeared in the middle of the screen, with three enemies approaching from a nearby ally. They cautiously walked up and started throwing punches, which, at first, wasn’t too exciting at all. It looked great, like most next-generation titles, but it didn’t seem innovative by any means.

Half an hour later, opinions had shifted in a major way. Throughout the entire demo, enemies reacted differently to every attack. Every time Indy grabbed someone and tossed him through a window or door, he’d react in another way. And that’s because there isn’t a single canned animation in the entire game. Behavioral intelligence dictates every gesture, punch, kick and grapple.

This game is available in PS3

Indiana Jones Eyes-on

Video games adalah permainan zaman moden yang sering kali di mainkan oleh anak remaja sampai golongan dewasa. Contoh permainan video games ialah command & conquer, call of duty, tomb riders, dan lain-lain.

Demo games selalu diberikan untuk memberi preview sesuatu games contohnya anda boleh download di sini: www.MalaysiaDownload.com kategori games.

Sesiapa sahaja tertarik untuk bermain games. Di sini saya ingin membuat satu karakter games yang membawa permainan dalam video games. Boleh di mainkan dalam console, telefon mobile, pc, dan lain-lain.

Karakter saya berdasarkan culture malaysia dan sebagainya. Ini menjadikan malaysia lebih terkenal dengan slogan Malaysia Boleh !

Nintendo is open to the possibility of putting Japan-only classic games on the US Virtual Console, says senior VP George Harrison. I just spoke to him on the phone with some questions about VC, so here you go:

We are aware that there are some very successful Japanese franchises that have a small following in the US, and that they could never be reached by putting these products out at retail. We’re open to games released in Japan if we can get them translated properly.

But, Harrison adds, for the time being, Nintendo of America busy enough working through the major games that have already been released in the US.

I’m continuing to speak with company execs about digital delivery; as news breaks I’ll report it here first.

http://blog.wired.com/games/2007/02/japanonly_games.html

DCEmu via its Wii-News and Gamecube Emulation Sites are proud to present the first Dual Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Gamecube Coding Competition. This Coding Competition will hopefully ignite a mass of interest for creating homebrew and emulators on the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Gamecube.

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Competition Details

The Competition will start on the 6th May 2007 and Entries should be submitted on or before 6th July 2007 .

Entries for the competition must work on either Nintendo Wii or Nintendo Gamecube or both via SD Load.

All entrys must work with SD Load or with an as yet Unreleased Exploit for Nintendo Wii. Modchip Versions of any releases must have a corresponding SD Load Version.

Entries can be Emulators, Homebrew Games, Demos or Applications that work directly on the Gamecube/Nintendo Wii.

Any submissions must have sources released if theres a GPL on that sourcecode.

All submissions must have DCEmu Forums as the homepage until after the competition ends.

New releases of already released software will be allowed but there must be a good update if thats the case.

All submissions must use either of these splashscreens Here or Here.

All Submissions can be posted in the DCEmu Submit News Forum, beta testing of any submissions before actual final submissions can be done in the Nintendo Wii and Gamecube Development Forum

Multiple entries are allowed although only the best entry will win prizes.

Entries must be freeware so that when tournament ends they can be distributed.

The Judging will be done by Wraggster.

The winner will be announced on the 10th July 2006

Prize Details

The Prizes total $500 and are as follows.

1st Prize) $300 to spend at GP2X Store

2nd Prize) $150 to spend at GP2X Store

2nd Prize) $50 to spend at GP2X Store

GP2X Store is the premier site for GP2X, Nintendo DS, GP32 and Tapwave Zodiac Consoles and accessories in the USA.

http://wii-news.dcemu.co.uk/wii-gc-coding-contest-2007-62222.html

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