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Yet More about Ageia from GDC

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Mar 24, 2006.

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    At PC Perspective, there's some more news from Game Developers Conference. Here's a little snip pertaining to the new physics processor from Ageia:

    The Game Developers Conference (GDC) differs from other shows that you might have heard of in that nearly all of the attendees are active gaming industry personnel. There is still a good amount of sales and marketing in full force at GDC, but without giving the public access, the show floor is easier to navigate and the industry insiders are more willing to discuss their technologies. This was my first trip out to San Jose for GDC and I found the expo to be fairly informative even in a time when it seems like I have seen everything before.

    We stopped by booths and showcases from AGEIA, Havok, NVIDIA, ATI and Intel to see what we could find out about the future of the gaming world that we are all so entrenched with in the enthusiast community.

    Read the rest at PC Perspective.
     
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