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Torque3D gets artist version – until end 2009 at $100

David — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:16:02 +0000

Quite a while after the 1.0 was released, GarageGames' flagship 3D engine Torque3D now has added a binary-only 'Artist' version at $250 to its lineup. And to continue the party, all Torque3D Artist version bought before the end of the year are at the astonishing low price of $100 - just like the original TGE at the very beginning. >>> Related posts:

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GarageGames stops selling legacy engines on 1 November

David — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:48:12 +0000

Along with the official announcement about the release of Torque3D 1.0, the Garagegames website also mentions casually that as of November 1st, they will no longer be selling their 'older' engines such as TGE or TGEA. It makes sense business-wise to try to force your customers towards your new product. Microsoft is doing it quite vigorously with >>> Related posts:

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Slick Linux support by Penny Arcade

David — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 22:09:31 +0000

Penny Arcade

The first episode of Penny Arcade passed my attention without being noticed, which is a shame. I guess I had a period of less exposure to internet, and was preoccupied with work-related stuff. This time however, I noticed the availability of a Linux version for the second episode of Penny Arcade : the Rain-slick precipise of Darkness, and decided to check it out. Oh boy. I wasn't disappointed. >>> Related posts:

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