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Development Industry News from DigitalGameDeveloper.com: Dolby Multichannel Audio Featured in All Upcoming Eidos Games Mad Dash for Xbox Racing First Eidos Video Game to Use Dolby Export 3D to Flash with Swift 3D Version 2 Standalone application for Mac and Windows REALVIZ Enlists Digimation As Reseller Of Stitcher Digimation Purchases Bulk Quantity of Stitcher Units to Sell Into Customer Base Strata Ships "Rich Media Edition" of Strata 3Dpro Version 3.6 Outputs Macromedia Flash Files, Vector Formats for the Web Maya Masters Launched Program that honors select Maya artists from around the world alienbrain Used for Chaman's Simultaneous Game/Film Production Production Teams in France, Canada and Japan Infogrames Brings Competitive Simulation to Monopoly Tycoon Players Construct Buildings and Business Empires While Out-Maneuvering Other Players
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If you make game development tools, send in your tutorials and tips! We'll publish them here! Developers -- do you have a dev diary? We'd love to publish it for your fellow developers. Looking for a job? Look right here at Levels, DigitalGameDeveloper.com and Digital Media Net. Game Jobs For jobs in other categories or to browse our other classified ads: http://www.dmnclassifieds.com Ten Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry What
You May Not Know Could Surprise You A study earlier this year showed some remarkable opportunities in the game industry. Last year, the industry generated jobs for 220,000 people and nearly $9 billion in wages. We're at an all time high, and the growth is partly due to the change in who is buying and playing the games.
Saving Face -- FaceStation's Sensor-Based Technology Makes Facial Capture Quick and Easy Real-time
Capture or Capture From Previous Videos by Denise Harrison Let's face it. Capturing a performer's mug for animated characters - shape as well as expressions - is tedious, and accurately portraying different expressions is a tricky job. Eyematic's FaceStation uses sensors, not markers, for creating and driving facial character animation in real time. Website Analysis Software Gets Video Game Interface Making analysis more fun, easier to navigate by
Denise Harrison An e-business solutions company has added a video game type of user interface to its browser-based application. Visual Insights added a 3D, animated user interface for the company's eBizinsights product family, software that lets sales, marketing and other employees to view and analyze Website traffic, customer behavior, promotional success and more. What an interesting trend for a number of businesses.
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