Jon Zilber of Palm today announced in their blog that besides Electronic Arts also Epic Games support the webOS platform. Epic Games is in the middle of porting their Unreal Engine 3 onto Palm’s webOS. Epic’s Unreal Engine is well known from games like Unreal Tournament. Epic is going to offer licenses for developers to [...]
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[Pre] Epic Games Porting Unreal Engine to WebOS
March 11th, 2010 
J. ΞPSTΞÏN 
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No Comments »[Pre] Palm’s PDK Makes Porting iPhone Games Easy
March 8th, 2010 J. ΞPSTΞÏN John Paczkowski of AllThingsDigital mentioned that sources close to Palm told him, Palm’s Plugin-Development Kit will allow easy porting of Apple iPhone games to WebOS. That could also explain how fast Electronic Arts ported “Need for Speed” to WebOS. » PreCentral.net: Palm to demo porting iPhone games to webOS ‘in a matter of days’ at [...]
Posted in News Tags: Compiler, Electronic Arts, Games, iPhone, iPhone OS, iPhone SDK, Linker, Palm, PDK, Pixi, Port, Pre, WebOS No Comments »[Games] EA Game “Spore” Ranks 1st on Pirate Bay
September 18th, 2008 J. ΞPSTΞÏN Storyline The new game “Spore” by Electronic Arts hasn’t got much positive news since its release. In the first place potential customers would not buy it, because of its copy protection. Electronic Arts decided to combat potential piracy by applying a new version of the SecuRom copy protection. Technical Details of the Protection This new [...]
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