When Ubisoft announced that it was developing a new Tom Clancy franchise under the name of H.A.W.X. (use of periods optional), a lot of people thought of what the X might stand for, as the official designation for the game was "High Altitude Warfare" and there was no X anywhere to be found in those three words.Ubisof... |
23 May 2008
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The most important graphics solutions providers ATI and Nvidia have started shipping multi-GPU configurations. These pieces of hardware are mostly important for the gaming industry, but their scope ranges farther than rendering heroes and fantastic explosions.The multi-GPU cards have started to gain ground in indust... |
7 March 2008
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Back in November 2007, Microsoft introduced its Simulation Platform built on top of the Flight Simulator technology, as a solution designed to enable the creation of sophisticated simulations replicating real life scenarios and environments. Microsoft ESP, according to the company, comes to fill in a gap on the marke... |
21 February 2008
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Visual Simulation is nothing new, and in this field Microsoft is not reinventing the wheel by any means. The Redmond company has evolved its Flight Simulator technology into a fully fledged and mature visual simulation platform, but Microsoft ESP will not revolutionize the creation of training and simulation tools. M... |
28 November 2007
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Microsoft is coking a high-fidelity 3-D visual simulation platform that has at its basis the experience built developing the Flight Simulator franchise. The Microsoft ESP platform is designed to leverage immersive game-based technology to a range of visual simulation scenarios from training to learning and to researc... |
16 November 2007
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The new version of Google Earth includes lots of hidden functions which were not introduced by the parent company to the Internet users. Since it was released, the fans of the downloadable mapping tool discovered all sorts of secret features starting with new placemark icons and ending with Flight Simulator. This las... |
7 September 2007
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When Google released the 4.2 version of Google Earth, the fans from all around the world were absolutely amazed by the Sky function which brings a new perspective for the available imagery. As you probably heard, Google Sky allows you to analyze the starts and the galaxies straight from your computer. Soon after that... |
3 September 2007
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