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Boomtown
and Fappin
offer first reports out of Microsoft's X03 event that's underway in the south of
France of a publishing deal between MS and Epic Games and Epic's Scion
subsidiary. No specific titles are mentioned, but indications are that games covered under the agreement will be for Windows and Xbox only. Here's
a bit from the press release on Fappin: Epic Games and Scion Studios to
Create Exclusive Xbox and Windows Games, To Be Published By Microsoft Game
Studios
JUAN-LES-PINS, France, 16th September 2003 —Tonight at X03, Microsoft
announced a partnership with Epic Games, developers of the legendary Unreal®
series of games and the Unreal® Engine. Epic Games and its recently-formed
Scion Studios will develop several new games exclusively for Xbox and Windows.
The to-be-announced products will be published by Microsoft Game
Studios.
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Re: I'm Tired |
Sep 17, 2003, 09:33 |
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Well, without going into too much detail, an abbreviated (only half or so, I don't feel like instructing people how to do this) list of materials needed to make an XBox rip includes:
a modded XBox (ie: opening your XBox and melting chips and such in there), ISO image mounting software, XBox replacement dashboards, DVD burner, FTP programs and knowledge of using them, XBox specific programs, etc, etc....
It a *lot* more complicated than pirating PC games, and something that a lot less people do. Yes, it obviously can be done, but you're still going to lose less profit on XBox game development than PC because of the difficulty in both ripping the copy and making your own media.
This is a bit more complicated than "stick the CD in and hit 'copy' and there you go" like it is with PC games.
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