#12979 - 04/19/05 10:20 AM
Re: Open Source
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KillHour
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I guess I'll start with myself. I, personally like Cube. It's a concept engine with simple but powerful in game editing. It is designed to make mapping easy and fun. You can get it at its main page: http://www.cubeengine.com The bigger the community the better (we could really use some good programers for the prototype engine Sauerbraten.) PS: Be sure to check out my Cube maps at Quadropolis: http://cube.snieb.com/
"We can categorically state that we have not released man-eating badgers into the area."
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#12982 - 04/26/05 11:22 AM
Re: Open Source
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Tell me an open source game that is as good as all the big commercial ones.
There aren't any. That's why all the big games overshadow the lame open source ones. Not true Perg. Even without flashy graphics, Escape Velocity was such a popular game (could even be called a "cult classic") that even when they started charging a shareware fee (after a free trial, of course), they were able to make enough money to start a company around the game. (ever hear of Ambrosia Software ?). Now, two sequels later, the game has become so popular that there's even an Escape Velocity: Nova card game[/b] ! How many "big commercial games" have that? not many! :p [b]Natural Selection (the extremely popular half-life mod) is also starting to gain recognition as an open-source mod, and has even caught the attention of several publishers - the next generation natural selection will utilize HL2's Source engine and will be released in stores. Open source programmers are the ones who really care what gamers think - they do this purely out of love for their creations. There are no monetary motives. That's why I feel they deserve to at least have a thread acknowledging their accomplishments. And always remember: even big companies like EA have to start somewhere. 
"We can categorically state that we have not released man-eating badgers into the area."
-UK military spokesman Major Mike Shearer
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#12988 - 10/06/05 11:16 PM
Re: Open Source
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promith
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i know this post is a bit old but if you are looking for a good fps that is free go to Nexuis download this is a free fps that is becoming quite popular check it out.
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#12990 - 10/08/05 04:24 AM
Re: Open Source
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promith
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hello sorry dont know what happend to link this one should work nexuis download
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#12991 - 10/13/05 08:53 AM
Re: Open Source
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APM20
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I don't like playing games like this, dose anyone play world of warcraft ?
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whenever said my words. wishing they would be heard. i saw you smiling at me. was it real or just my fantasy? you'd always be there in the corner. of this tiny little bar.
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Okay WTF?
by HenryMiring on 09/27/17 08:45 AM
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