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 Unity 3 Game Development Hotshot
Only Unity fits the bill of being a game engine that allows you to create a full 3D game for free, and with phenomenal community support. This book will equip you with the skills to create professional looking games at no cost.
Unity 3 Game Development Hotshot will teach you how to exploit the full array of Unity 3D's... | | Making Isometric Social Real-Time Games with HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript
Addictive, frustrating. Fun, boring. Engaging, repetitive. Casual, demanding.
These words may contradict each other, but they express the roller coaster of sentiments
felt by real-time strategy games players like me. I remember spending countless hours
playing brilliant games such as EA/Maxis’s SimCity and SimCity 2000,... | | Beginning Android 3
Android is everywhere. Phones. Tablets. TVs and set-top boxes powered by Google TV.
Soon, Android will be in cars and all sort of other places as well.
However, the general theme of Android devices will be smaller screens and/or no
hardware keyboard. And, by the numbers, Android will probably be associated mostly
with smartphones for... |
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XNA 4.0 Game Development by Example: Beginner's Guide - Visual Basic Edition
The Microsoft XNA Framework provides a powerful set of tools to allow development teams
of any size, from the individual developer to larger independent teams, to rapidly develop
high-performance quality games for multiple Microsoft-related platforms.
This book will present a series of video games, utilizing Visual Basic and... | | Unity iOS Essentials
Several years ago, before the iPhone existed, I began researching game engines. I looked at several engines, including the Sauerbraten Cube 2 engine, the Torque Game Engine, the Cocos2D engine, and others. I developed some game prototypes using each of these engines and found that all of them had issues that hindered game development. Then I... | | Getting Started with Windows 8 Apps: A Guide to the Windows Runtime
The personal computer (PC), which first hit the market over 30 years ago, has undergone
tectonic changes that, in turn, launched the PC era. PCs were primarily used in
the workplace where software was simple and optimized for use with the keyboard;
touching a screen was unheard of until recently. Slowly computers ... |
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