Moore’s Law states that every two years the ability to render sick graphicz on mobile devices doubles. I read that in a book one time. The folks at Epic Games (do they make games anymore?) apparently took the same high …
It's only been a week since Gameloft let it slip that they were developing a game with Epic's Unreal Engine. The announcement was accompanied by a screenshot and little else, forcing everyone to speculate on what, exactly, it was going to be. Clearly feeling bad for us, the studio has decided to give us a more detailed glimpse of the game. It's an action/adventure title called Wild Blood, and there's a whole lot of bad guys in need of killin'.
If you're any sort of console gamer, then you've likely seen so many games created with the Unreal Engine that you've lost count. The most famous franchise to utilize Unreal is the Gears of War series, but there are innumerable others who also take advantage of the easy-to-use engine. Now a whole new world is taking shape for Unreal, as Epic Games has announced that they can now run the Unreal Engine 3 inside Flash.
Game design competitions with the Unreal Engine are fairly commonplace these days, but Epic Games may have just issued one of the most unique challenges to date. The company wants studios to make a new game for iOS, with the Unreal Engine, based on the Fighting Fantasy games.
If you're a regular reader of Gamezebo, you've no doubt started to realize that the Unreal engine has had a hard time of it on iOS devices over the last year. After its stellar debut with Infinity Blade, every iOS release using it since has been... well... terrible. Now the Epic-powered engine has been dealt another major blow - Gameloft has just cancelled their upcoming first-person shooter March of Heroes; the company's first release that was to make use of the engine.