Mar 04
As project leader, there will be much stuff that you need to manage. You need to organize your team and divide the jobs. You need to make sure that all of your team members will responsible with their jobs and they can accomplish the goal successfully without they ever surpass the deadline. If you and your team members are working separately and have no much time to meet each other in one place, you may need to monitor them online.
You can use online project management software to help you manage your project through the internet. This software will not only help you to manage the project, but also to create the plan for the project and share the resources that all of your team members can understand well about what the goal of the project is. You can post news and create a poll with online collaboration tool. If you want your team to set a priority on their jobs, you can send them notification and reminder. You can make the reminder and the notification with task management software.
The software is easy to be installed and you can get it from Ajaxworkspace.com. Further information about the software is also available on the website.
written by cimaul
Mar 04
Crytek’s CryENGINE has always been a fine looking game engine, but it’s been missing one thing. In case you haven’t guessed, that thing is 3D. We’re not sure anyone was really pushing for this, but at GDC 2010, Crytek will be showing off their new CryENGINE 3 with stereoscopic 3D.
The new engine is reputed to be near photorealism in its rendering. Crytek also plans to give developers a new tool called LiveCreate. This feature will allow game designers to work on, and play their CryENGINE 3 game for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms at the same time. Continue reading »
written by cimaul
Mar 04
SteelSeries, makers of “professional gaming gear”, have used CeBIT as the launching platform for a new keyboard, the 6Gv2, and headset, the 7H.
The 6Gv2 keyboard is modeled after SteelSeries’s award-winning 7G. It is designed with 18-karat gold-plated mechanical no-click switches, which SteelSeries says will offer quicker reaction times, advance key combinations, and more “Actions Per Minute.” The 6Gv2 has a buffer system created specifically for gaming, and an “anti-ghosting” feature that allows users in first person shooters (FPS) to move, crouch, aim, fire, and even check the scoreboard–all at the same time. Built in are media controls, allowing quick access to audio controls. Unlike the 7G, the 6Gv2 has no audio ports, USB ports, or removable plastic hand-rest. Continue reading »
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