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Welcome to the world of web development! Impressive graphics and animations can now be created directly in the browser - simply using HTML and JavaScript. One of the most powerful tools for this is Three.js, a compact, cross-browser ...read more

In terms of visual style, there are two distinct camps: the pixel art aesthetic favored by indie games and the high-resolution graphics favored by ...read more

The transition from the traditional Lightning port of iPhones to the more versatile and faster USB Type-C has been a topic of discussion among tech enthusiasts for years. Despite being introduced in 2014 with the iPhone 8, 7, and later ...read more

Developers are constantly looking for innovative ways to engage and monetize their player base. One such method is offering downloadable content (DLC), often branded as "free," for free. While this strategy attracts new players with ...read more

Two titans often dominate: Vim and Emacs. Each has its loyal following, much like Coca-Cola and Pepsi in the soda war. But which is truly the best? Let's dive into a detailed comparison to settle this age-old debate once and for all.read more

The digital doppelgangers are here. As artificial intelligence (AI) perfects the replication of human voices and human likeness in games, a profound ethical debate looms. This blog post relentlessly examines the challenges and implications ...read more

One crucial element that has evolved over the years is the concept of "lives" or "continues." This mechanic, once a staple of many arcade and early ...read more

Older titles often receive new life through modifications or mods. This user-generated content not only breathes new life into classic games, but also introduces innovative gameplay elements and improvements that may have been too costly ...read more

A pressing question often arises: Can indie developers succeed in a competitive market without resorting to exploitative monetization practices? The answer is nuanced and depends on several factors. This blog post explores whether indie ...read more

The ongoing debate between profit maximization and ensuring high-quality content in the Apple App Store is a fascinating topic for developers, consumers, and analysts alike. As one of the most influential platforms for mobile application ...read more

Hurdles are inevitable. These range from technical issues to creative disagreements between team members. In this blog post, we'll explore a specific type of conflict that frequently arises in game development: creative differences. ...read more

Few figures are as enigmatic and influential as Tetsuya Nomura. As a key figure at Square Enix, particularly known for his work on the legendary ...read more

The gaming industry is advancing rapidly, driven by the relentless innovation of artificial intelligence. But while AI is redefining immersion and interactivity, our regulatory frameworks are lagging dangerously behind. The ethical ...read more

The future of game quality is being forged, and its architect is artificial intelligence (AI). This blog post explores how AI is not only improving automated testing but fundamentally changing the definition of game quality and ...read more

A question that often sparks heated debate is whether mobile gamers are unfairly labeled as casual gamers. This perception is the subject of much discussion among gamers, developers, and industry analysts. In this blog post, we delve into ...read more

Pathologic, a Soviet-themed point-and-click adventure game released in 2004 by Russian developer Microsoft Research Moscow, is notorious for its ...read more

In the world of mobile app development, one common approach is to use a cross-platform UI framework like Flutter or React Native. These frameworks allow developers to write code once and deploy it across multiple platforms (e.g., Android ...read more

Procedural generation is the art and science of automatically creating complex, rich worlds using algorithms. It's a powerful tool that allows game ...read more

Software development, especially in the fast-paced world of game development, can be an exciting yet challenging endeavor. A common phrase that crops up repeatedly in project meetings is "Just ship it." While this mantra may sound like a ...read more

It's fascinating to observe how remote work and traditional office environments might coexist and evolve. The future of work will likely be characterized by a mix of in-person and remote work, with offices playing a different role than ...read more