Looks like some great directx tutorials
Wednesday, August 25th, 2004On Triple Buffer.
On Triple Buffer.
Clever and original game, relying on your ability to map your motor skills to a visible environment (without any feedback). See it here.
I had no idea that Lewis Carrol, who wrote Alice in Wonderland was also a Mathematics don at oxford , and produced a number of logic puzzles. I find this very exciting and fascinating, as always when two often-seperate things that you are interested in have such a strong and interesting link.
Classic sim city playable here (requires registration)
Great collection of photos of the slides from this GDC 2004 presentation by Kenji Kaido and Fumito Ueda.
Brief discussion from Scott Miller of 3d Realms
Been working my way through Andrew Rollings and Ernest Adams on Game Design for the past 2 weeks, and made it about halfway through. Very informative, and great the way it provides a framework and vocabulary to talk around aspects of games design. A very interesting and thorough read and reference and highly recommended.
By Andreas Muller of Hi-Res. Click here to download.