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The guy who programmed this Amiga game became a ROCKSTAR! Techno Cop (1988, Gremlin Graphics / Imagexcel) – The breakout game of Kevin Hoare, who coded the entire Amiga version as lead programmer and helped turn a small Canadian studio into a future ROCKSTAR powerhouse. Main Coder & Key... Figure: At Imagexcel (Oakville, Ontario), Kevin Hoare, was the primary programmer and managing partner. Techno Cop was one of his earliest major commercial releases — a bold hybrid of pseudo-3D driving and gory side-scrolling action that pushed the Amiga’s capabilities in 1988 From Bedroom Coding to Rockstar: He went on to lead Rockstar Toronto (formerly Rockstar Canada) as Studio Director / President for decades. The studio contributed heavily to massive titles like Grand Theft Auto V (PC version optimizations), Max Payne 3, Bully: Scholarship Edition, and more. This gritty, over-the-top Amiga classic launched the career of a dev who helped shape modern open-world gaming. Respect to Kevin Hoare — proof that 80s bedroom coders could reach the top of the industry.show more

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We want Turkish subtitles support in GTA VI. Please Rockstar Games Rockstar Support As Turkish gamers, we have played every game developed and published by Rockstar Games studio with great excitement and made good reviews and comments for each games. We are among the top 4 and 5 countries worldwide that gave positive comments for GTA 4 and GTA 5 on STEAM. Similarly, the same goes for Mafia, another game brand owned by Take-Two. Turkey is the third and fourth country with the most positive reviews on Steam worldwide for Mafia D.E. and Mafia 2 Classic. But unfortunately, there is no Turkish language support in any Rockstar game. We, the gamers, do not ask for much. We just want to experience the new GTA game with Turkish subtitles in our own language and play it with understanding. If GTA 6 is released with Turkish subtitle support, one of the countries where it will sell the most will be Türkiye. I guarantee that. All our content producers, all our internet provider brands, all our artists, all our sports club fan pages and all our game media channels have joined hands on this issue on social media. We all shout out the same demand; #WeWantGTA6inTurkish Even very small budget independent studios have the courage to release games with millions of words with Turkish language support, and as a result, they are satisfied and release their future games in Turkish. Because we Turks give a lot of support to every game that has our language support. You are Rockstar Games. You are the pinnacle of the gaming industry, the biggest. I am sure that the cost of this is much lower for you. However, the happiness it will create is so great that we want to experience GTA 6 in our own language as a member of your family. Please only provide us with subtitle support. We are aware of your greatness and magnificence and we have a small but very big request from you. Please let GTA 6 be in Turkish. We love you and wish you success as Turkish players in the development process of GTA 6. The video I shared features the volunteer work of the Turkish voice-over team, Tan Productions. Turkish suits the games very well! Turkish Gamers Community.

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35,705 次观看 • 6 个月前

Before Sensible Soccer became a legend, this 1989 Commodore Amiga football game changed everything with banana kicks, indoor arenas, and arcade chaos! 5 mind-blowing facts about MicroProse Soccer that prove it was ahead of its time. 1. The Forerunner to a Classic: Developed by Sensible Software (Jon Hare & Chris Yates) for the C64 in 1988 and ported to Amiga in 1989 by Electronic Pencil Company, it directly inspired the legendary Sensible Soccer series. Many call it "Sensible Soccer v0.1". 2. Pioneering Banana Kicks: One of the first games with after-touch! Hold the button and angle your shot for swerving "banana" kicks in three power levels — a game-changer that Kick Off later popularized. 3. Indoor 6-a-Side Mayhem: Besides full 11-a-side outdoor matches, it featured frantic indoor soccer on a smaller pitch with boards (inspired by the real Major Indoor Soccer League). 4. Many retro gamers still argue the C64 original feels snappier (are you one of them), but the Amiga version shines with better graphics and sound. 5. Inspired by an Arcade Hit: Jon Hare based it heavily on the 1985 arcade game Tehkan World Cup (Tecmo), adapting its top-down view and physics for joystick controls while adding original twists. Zzap magazine rated the Amiga version just 62%, did it deserve more?

Before Sensible Soccer became a legend, this 1989 Commodore Amiga football game changed everything with banana kicks, indoor arenas, and arcade chaos! 5 mind-blowing facts about MicroProse Soccer that prove it was ahead of its time. 1. The Forerunner to a Classic: Developed by Sensible Software (Jon Hare & Chris Yates) for the C64 in 1988 and ported to Amiga in 1989 by Electronic Pencil Company, it directly inspired the legendary Sensible Soccer series. Many call it "Sensible Soccer v0.1". 2. Pioneering Banana Kicks: One of the first games with after-touch! Hold the button and angle your shot for swerving "banana" kicks in three power levels — a game-changer that Kick Off later popularized. 3. Indoor 6-a-Side Mayhem: Besides full 11-a-side outdoor matches, it featured frantic indoor soccer on a smaller pitch with boards (inspired by the real Major Indoor Soccer League). 4. Many retro gamers still argue the C64 original feels snappier (are you one of them), but the Amiga version shines with better graphics and sound. 5. Inspired by an Arcade Hit: Jon Hare based it heavily on the 1985 arcade game Tehkan World Cup (Tecmo), adapting its top-down view and physics for joystick controls while adding original twists. Zzap magazine rated the Amiga version just 62%, did it deserve more?

Commodore Computer Museum 🕹

11,174 次观看 • 3 个月前

It would genuinely surprise me if Rockstar introduced dynamic world progression in RDR2 only to leave it behind in GTA 6. Personally, I’m fully expecting the map to evolve alongside the story. Imagine passing a construction site early in the game, then watching it gradually transform into a finished skyscraper as the narrative unfolds. That kind of environmental progression would make the world feel incredibly alive. Rockstar has experimented with this idea before. In earlier GTA games, certain story missions permanently altered the map for example, destroying a building would leave its remains there for the rest of the game. RDR2 took that concept much further, with locations, buildings, and entire areas changing over time as the story progressed. Given Rockstar’s track record, it’s hard to imagine them not expanding on that system in GTA 6. They rarely abandon features that make their worlds feel more immersive, and with nearly a decade of technological advances and far more powerful hardware since RDR2, this feels like the perfect opportunity to push environmental progression even further.

It would genuinely surprise me if Rockstar introduced dynamic world progression in RDR2 only to leave it behind in GTA 6. Personally, I’m fully expecting the map to evolve alongside the story. Imagine passing a construction site early in the game, then watching it gradually transform into a finished skyscraper as the narrative unfolds. That kind of environmental progression would make the world feel incredibly alive. Rockstar has experimented with this idea before. In earlier GTA games, certain story missions permanently altered the map for example, destroying a building would leave its remains there for the rest of the game. RDR2 took that concept much further, with locations, buildings, and entire areas changing over time as the story progressed. Given Rockstar’s track record, it’s hard to imagine them not expanding on that system in GTA 6. They rarely abandon features that make their worlds feel more immersive, and with nearly a decade of technological advances and far more powerful hardware since RDR2, this feels like the perfect opportunity to push environmental progression even further.

DriftRespawn

15,251 次观看 • 1 个月前

This is the closest Game we have to compare to GTA VI in terms of Open-World Gameplay. This Matrix: Awakens footage was recorded on Xbox Series X and as you can see the FPS is struggling to stay above 30FPS. The resolution also takes a big hit when you start moving the camera too fast because of so much processing happening at the same time. Considering GTA 6 has probably 10X times the mechanics of NPCs behavior going on and physics that are miles ahead of this game, it's safe to say that a performance mode is going to be near impossible in a PS5/Xbox Series X and S Version. Perhaps when PS5 Pro launches we will get a 60FPS mode, but things are looking rough right now. Let's see how well Rockstar Games manages to optimize their next GTA For more in-depth insights, updates, and discussions on the gaming and tech universe, join me on this exciting journey. Follow me @niktekofficial and become a part of the evolving gaming community

This is the closest Game we have to compare to GTA VI in terms of Open-World Gameplay. This Matrix: Awakens footage was recorded on Xbox Series X and as you can see the FPS is struggling to stay above 30FPS. The resolution also takes a big hit when you start moving the camera too fast because of so much processing happening at the same time. Considering GTA 6 has probably 10X times the mechanics of NPCs behavior going on and physics that are miles ahead of this game, it's safe to say that a performance mode is going to be near impossible in a PS5/Xbox Series X and S Version. Perhaps when PS5 Pro launches we will get a 60FPS mode, but things are looking rough right now. Let's see how well Rockstar Games manages to optimize their next GTA For more in-depth insights, updates, and discussions on the gaming and tech universe, join me on this exciting journey. Follow me @niktekofficial and become a part of the evolving gaming community

NikTek

400,682 次观看 • 2 年前

"In Between Days" marked a major turning point for The Cure. After the dark and introspective sound of earlier albums such as Pornography, Robert Smith deliberately set out to write a brighter and more accessible song without abandoning the emotional complexity that defined the band's music. Both "In Between Days" and "Inbetween Days" have been used over the years, reflecting Smith's own variations in the song's title. The track was released in 1985 as the lead single from The Cure's sixth studio album, The Head on the Door. Written by Robert Smith, "In Between Days" became one of the band's first major international hits, reaching No. 15 on the UK Singles Chart and the Top 20 in both Australia and New Zealand. Driven by its jangly guitar melody and energetic rhythm, the song helped introduce The Cure to a much wider audience and paved the way for the commercial success of later albums such as Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me and Disintegration.

"In Between Days" marked a major turning point for The Cure. After the dark and introspective sound of earlier albums such as Pornography, Robert Smith deliberately set out to write a brighter and more accessible song without abandoning the emotional complexity that defined the band's music. Both "In Between Days" and "Inbetween Days" have been used over the years, reflecting Smith's own variations in the song's title. The track was released in 1985 as the lead single from The Cure's sixth studio album, The Head on the Door. Written by Robert Smith, "In Between Days" became one of the band's first major international hits, reaching No. 15 on the UK Singles Chart and the Top 20 in both Australia and New Zealand. Driven by its jangly guitar melody and energetic rhythm, the song helped introduce The Cure to a much wider audience and paved the way for the commercial success of later albums such as Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me and Disintegration.

Ladytron Fan Account

33,092 次观看 • 2 天前

Sometimes as fans, we are mostly focused on how the achievements of the team means to us and we forget about the players. How they feel about it, what it means for them to win these games. Take Noni Madueke for instance, his transfer to Arsenal was a mess. A lot of the fans didn't understand the move and there was a lot of displeasure about it online. How do you think that made Madueke feel? This is a guy who was on top of his game in the Netherlands before moving to Chelsea and everything changed for him. He went from a confident dribbling monster, fighting for silverware to whatever he was at Chelsea, a shadow of himself. Now he has won the league in his first season at Arsenal and made the world cup squad for England. Arteta is not only saving the lives of the fans, he is also saving the lives of his players. Thank you Arteta.

Sometimes as fans, we are mostly focused on how the achievements of the team means to us and we forget about the players. How they feel about it, what it means for them to win these games. Take Noni Madueke for instance, his transfer to Arsenal was a mess. A lot of the fans didn't understand the move and there was a lot of displeasure about it online. How do you think that made Madueke feel? This is a guy who was on top of his game in the Netherlands before moving to Chelsea and everything changed for him. He went from a confident dribbling monster, fighting for silverware to whatever he was at Chelsea, a shadow of himself. Now he has won the league in his first season at Arsenal and made the world cup squad for England. Arteta is not only saving the lives of the fans, he is also saving the lives of his players. Thank you Arteta.

Friday

37,421 次观看 • 2 个月前