Monday, August 18

Gaming

Modders Launch Classic Doom Inside “Zelda 64: Recompiled”

Modders Launch Classic Doom Inside “Zelda 64: Recompiled”

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The fan port of Majora’s Mask to PC, Zelda 64: Recompiled, now supports mods. And the first mod, of course, was DOOM - a full-fledged launch of DOOM right inside Zelda. Created by enthusiast Dario with the support of Wiseguy (lead developer of Zelda 64: Recompiled) and Reonu, the Doom Mod modification allows you to play the legendary id Software shooter directly inside The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. By pressing the L and R buttons, a table appears in front of Link, on which there is a PC with Doom running - the hero only has to sit down and start playing. A demonstration of the mod's work on YouTube was arranged by blogger Caesar. https://youtu.be/kKrKEJWi9O0?si=UrEJXT7103Iknt-j However, adding mod support opens up much more. The mod tool allows modders to change alm...
Epic Games Spent over $100 Million on Lawsuit Against Apple

Epic Games Spent over $100 Million on Lawsuit Against Apple

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Epic Games has spent more than $100 million on legal and litigation services in its lawsuit against Apple, the company's CEO Tim Sweeney told Business Insider. “We can’t say exactly how much we would have made on iOS, but over the two years we’ve been on the platform, Fortnite has made about $300 million on iOS. So you could project hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue as a result of the struggle,” the Epic Games CEO said. He said it’s “easy to assume” that the total cost of lost revenue for Epic Games was a billion dollars or more, based on lost revenue from iOS users and lost revenue from people not playing because their friends with iOS devices weren’t able to because of Apple’s restrictions. Sweeney told Business Insider that Epic Games will take advantage of Apple's n...
The Iconic Ecco the Dolphin Series To Receive a New Game and Remasters of the First Two Parts

The Iconic Ecco the Dolphin Series To Receive a New Game and Remasters of the First Two Parts

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Sega's series of adventure games about the underwater adventures of the intelligent dolphin Ecco hasn't seen a new release in almost 25 years, but it's finally getting ready to return, franchise creator Ed Annunziata announced. As the game designer stated, the new part of the series will receive “modern gameplay and support for the capabilities of current video cards.” The original Ecco the Dolphin (1992) was released on the Sega Genesis and quickly gained cult status thanks to its unusual plot, graphics, and environmental theme. The main character, a dolphin named Ecco, goes on a journey through time and space to save his family after a sudden waterspout. The dolphin visits ancient civilizations and even an alien world, fighting enemies, solving puzzles, and interacting with other s...
Horror “Code Violet” in the Spirit of Dino Crisis: 19 Minutes of Gameplay

Horror “Code Violet” in the Spirit of Dino Crisis: 19 Minutes of Gameplay

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The creators of the action horror Code Violet, which will become the spiritual successor to Dino Crisis, shared a nearly 20-minute video with the gameplay. The game has been launched on PlayStation 5 and is in development.  In the allotted 19 minutes of screen time, the authors manage to demonstrate the main character's walks through the labyrinths of the bioengineering complex Aion, which are sometimes interrupted by simple side activities. Code Violet will take place in the 25th century, when a major cataclysm left the Earth uninhabitable. The remnants of humanity, in an attempt to find a new home for themselves, moved to the planet Trappist 1-E, where they will have to defend their right to continue to exist. https://youtu.be/7zA4MflCuzU?si=zQxp8LBXsPyxspbh The main char...