Tag Archives: A Different Game
Sun, Nov 01, 2009 | 20:34 GMT
Indie and other games of interest: Gravity Bear formally announced, Frogger Returns, Shadow of Destiny confirmed
Another banner week for news regarding indie and other games of interest.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine may make it onto PC after all, 3D Dot Game Heroes is coming to North America, Nostalgia is now available, The Void sounds awesome, King Arthur: The Role-playing Wargame has finally gotten a release date, Eufloria has a demo, and version 2.6 of the Unity Platform is now free.
There’s tons more stuff after the break, too. Surely there is something that interests you should you click onward.
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Tue, May 26, 2009 | 18:33 BST
Ghostwire to use DSi camera functionality to its fullest
A Different Game has announced Ghostwire for DSi, which promises to use the handheld’s built-in camera functionality to its fullest.
The Swedish studio’s augmented reality title has players using the camera to scan their surroundings: the game superimposes ghosts over what is presented on the screen.
Originally announced as a mobile game, lead designer Anders Bergman says Ghostwire is a perfect fit for DSi because it “allows us to enhance the integrated real-world experience with the combination of camera, microphone and touch screen.”
Sounds interesting at least. No idea what the gameplay entails yet.
You can find out more over on D’toid and the link posted above.
There’s also a teaser posted below.
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Posted in: DSi, Nintendo
Tags: A Different Game, augmented reality, ghostwire
Witcher 3 dev: too many features make for an “average, crappy game”