Level Designing with Gears of War

Posted By: Tina Wood | Jun 23rd, 2006 @ 12:00 AM

I pack my things and head to North Carolina and Epic Games, home of the unreal series, the unreal engine, and gears of war. As a gaming enthusiast and completel fan girl I wanted to find out how a level designer actually creates an interactive video game. And we do this with Gears of War. I hope you learn something, I did! Smiley

Tags: design, FPS, gaming, Gears of War, North Carolina, software

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V360

Can't wait for Gears of War (and an official release date).

Tina, if you read this, did you look at the computer recycle links that I posted? Were they helpful?

Anyway, I'm bored, so here's a link to one of the greatest music videos ever made. Enjoy.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=bG4N4Joizaw&search=Weapon%20of%20Choice

Khayman

its all gone pear shapped!

Lyndal

I recently got a 360 and I'm blown away. There are a lot of folks excited about Gears of War - I hope it's as good as it looks! The video from E3 was some of the best game footage I've seen.

Will this be a 360-only title? I believe so but I dont know.

Check out the video a couple of days ago on Battle for Middle Earth 2 for the 360. Not a lot of game footage but a great interview.

njcu

can't view properly - WMV

akaBigWurm

Guess that is the good thing of the DirectX API you can easly Compile code for 360 or PC. Something that would be much harder than PS3

Kum0

In reply to akaBigWurm

#Jun 23rd, 2006 @ 1:21 PM

What on earth is PS3? ^ ^
Could be intresting, would like to see more games on PC/360 but needs Multiplayer crossover... know too many people who just love their PC's Smiley

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nc454

I suscribe to the wmv feed, but it always plays in quicktime. Whats up?

Erik

In reply to nc454

#Jun 25th, 2006 @ 3:52 PM

Is this the feed you're subscribed to?

http://on10.net/Blogs/TheShow/feed/wmv/

If I look at that feed in IE 7 I see that every entry points to a .wmv file, so I'm not sure how you're getting the quicktime files.