Ich fand' es generell nicht schlecht gemacht und interessant... aber ich fand' den letzten Teil mit der Kunst auch nicht so doll. Liegt vielleicht daran, dass ich von intellektuellem Geblubber und Künstlern, die meinen, sie würden die ganze Welt mit einer Fettecke verändern, nicht besonders viel halte. Auf jeden Fall sahen die ganzen Künstlerspiele alle recht langweilig aus. Einzige ausnahme was das Machinema (glaube ich hiess so). Das wird nicht von "Künstlern" gemacht, sondern von Leuten, die einfach was lustiges auf die Beine stellen wollen... und gerade Leute, die sich nicht für geniale Künstler halten, machen oft die beste Kunst.
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Hubaaaa schrieb:
Grundsätzlich bin ich deiner Meinung, aber ich finde die haben auch gute Denkanstöße gegeben:
Nicht der mit seinen 10 Dekreten! wasn´ Schwachbegabter - obwohl ich Ihm teiweise recht gebem muss, aber die Liste welche Figuren man nicht mehr verwenden sollte
... Und keine weitere Vertiefung duch die Verwendung von 3D-Karten... (Dabei ist es doch genau dass was der Markt will, sowohl von der Anbieter- als Nachfrageseite)Der Kerl der den Ansatz vertrat man habe doch hier eher eine Umsetzung in eine realisierte Virtualität, anstatt einer virtuellen Realität fand ich echt gut! (Das Gerücht von der manipulierten Mondlandung komme daher dass man es ja solange theoretisch getestet hätte sodass man den Ausflug nicht hätte machen müssen - weil man ja dann genau wissen würde was auf einen zukomme)
Waaaassssss cool! :oSie denken über eine DVD nach.
Aber ich hab die 4 Teile eh schon als DivX.
Dan mal her damit, damit wir alle was von haben. Vieleicht könnte der Esel die Arbeit ja vollbringen!
Schon erledigt, der Esel iss damit aufen weg zu mir
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News: More Gaming On TV
Jun 30th 2003 21:52 by Gizmo
TV bosses plan for stronger gaming line-ups
Well we've seen the good, bad and the ugly when it comes to gaming TV shows. Recent efforts have been well recieved and are doing their bit for the popularity of gaming. Hopefully these new shows can build on that success to bring gaming more into the public eye, the official press release in full is posted below.
SANTA MONICA, Calif. and LONDON, June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Game Show Network, the world's number one channel for games on television, is broadening its programming slate to include, for the first time ever, video game-related programming.
Two popular video game programs produced by the UK's Gamer.tv Limited, GAME SAUCE and GAMER.TV, will anchor a new hosted video game programming block. A soon-to-be-named host will provide viewers with up-to-the minute video game news which will air in a wrap-around format between the new series. Launching in the fall, the block will debut 5-7 PM ET/2-4 PM PT on Thursdays and be repeated on Saturdays and Sundays at the same respective times.
To kick off the new programming on its premiere night, GSN will produce a documentary focusing on video games. The video game documentary will be GSN's second. GSN's first documentary, BIG BUCKS: THE PRESS YOUR LUCK SCANDAL garnered the network's highest ratings ever. Specific content surrounding the video game documentary will be announced at a later date.
In making the announcement, President and Chief Executive Officer Rich Cronin said: "We are determined to provide programming that is distinctive to our brand, but at the same time expands beyond traditional studio game shows. We've been eyeing video games for quite some time and we were extremely pleased to obtain these two high-end programs. The video game market appeals to our younger audience and is the perfect complement for our industry leading interactive television."
GSN, now in over 51 million homes, will air two half-hours of GAME SAUCE and one thirty minute episode of GAMER.TV in the block. GAME SAUCE and GAMER.TV shows will be original every Thursday. Both shows are topical and will present that week's hottest video game news and products. Additionally, GSN's host will report on the latest up to the minute news in the world of video games from such Southern California locales as Venice Beach, skateboard parks and arcades.
"We're delighted to be able to announce this distribution deal with Game Show Network, which will allow viewers in the US fantastic access to two of Gamer.tv's best loved shows," added Gamer.tv CEO Chris Bergstresser. "GAME SAUCE and GAMER.TV have a loyal following around the world, and we're very much looking forward to welcoming Game Show Network's viewers in the States to join them."
The video game block also presents the network with numerous product placement opportunities. Michael Sakin, GSN's Senior Vice President of Advertising Sales, is actively pursuing software developers, soft drink and fast food companies, wireless cell phone distributors and the automotive industry for product placement integration opportunities.
SHOW DESCRIPTIONS
GAME SAUCE is a twice-weekly video game magazine show that features the latest video game releases. The show will report on the high and low points of new video games in a fun, fast, and informative way. The show also adds "sauce" to the program by revealing playing tips and how-to sections that can turn the biggest game-playing-goofs into arcade Olympians. The program is a must for all gamers to stay current for thousands of games are released for PC, Xbox, GameCube and PlayStation 2 every year.
GAMER.TV is a weekly half-hour series that is solely dedicated to world of video games. The show features on-location reports from every continent and delivers unrivalled coverage of everything exciting happening in games. The show scours the globe to provide insight into one of the most exciting entertainment industries by providing previews and reviews of the big global releases. Past stories that GAMER.TV has covered include traveling to England to cover actress Angelina Jolie on the set of Tomb Raider 2, visiting with a crazy Californian who is the voice of Mario and reporting from Korea's World Cyber Games.
Game Show Network (GSN) is the only U.S. television network dedicated to game programming and interactive game playing. As the industry leader in interactivity, GSN features more than 84 hours per week of interactive original programming and enhanced classics. This interactivity allows viewers to win prizes by playing along with GSN's televised games via gsn.com. Reaching over 50 million Nielsen homes, GSN is distributed in the U.S. through all major cable systems and satellite providers. The network is jointly owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment and Liberty Media Corporation.
Gamer.tv is a joint venture between TWI, the TV arm of the IMG group of companies and PCCW, one of Asia's leading communications companies, and combines the world's two most powerful communication mediums, television and online, to deliver entertaining, games programs and content
The http://www.gamer.tv web site is dedicated to video games entertainment. It's a venue to play cutting edge browser games, join the community, read the latest reviews and watch exclusive video features. London-based Gamer.tv's original TV shows about the world of games and interactive entertainment, are syndicated worldwide to over 250 million homes.
Quelle: www.cube-europe.com
Link: http://www.cube-europe.com/news.php?nid=4856
News: More Gaming On TV
Jun 30th 2003 21:52 by Gizmo
TV bosses plan for stronger gaming line-ups
Well we've seen the good, bad and the ugly when it comes to gaming TV shows. Recent efforts have been well recieved and are doing their bit for the popularity of gaming. Hopefully these new shows can build on that success to bring gaming more into the public eye, the official press release in full is posted below.
SANTA MONICA, Calif. and LONDON, June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Game Show Network, the world's number one channel for games on television, is broadening its programming slate to include, for the first time ever, video game-related programming.
Two popular video game programs produced by the UK's Gamer.tv Limited, GAME SAUCE and GAMER.TV, will anchor a new hosted video game programming block. A soon-to-be-named host will provide viewers with up-to-the minute video game news which will air in a wrap-around format between the new series. Launching in the fall, the block will debut 5-7 PM ET/2-4 PM PT on Thursdays and be repeated on Saturdays and Sundays at the same respective times.
To kick off the new programming on its premiere night, GSN will produce a documentary focusing on video games. The video game documentary will be GSN's second. GSN's first documentary, BIG BUCKS: THE PRESS YOUR LUCK SCANDAL garnered the network's highest ratings ever. Specific content surrounding the video game documentary will be announced at a later date.
In making the announcement, President and Chief Executive Officer Rich Cronin said: "We are determined to provide programming that is distinctive to our brand, but at the same time expands beyond traditional studio game shows. We've been eyeing video games for quite some time and we were extremely pleased to obtain these two high-end programs. The video game market appeals to our younger audience and is the perfect complement for our industry leading interactive television."
GSN, now in over 51 million homes, will air two half-hours of GAME SAUCE and one thirty minute episode of GAMER.TV in the block. GAME SAUCE and GAMER.TV shows will be original every Thursday. Both shows are topical and will present that week's hottest video game news and products. Additionally, GSN's host will report on the latest up to the minute news in the world of video games from such Southern California locales as Venice Beach, skateboard parks and arcades.
"We're delighted to be able to announce this distribution deal with Game Show Network, which will allow viewers in the US fantastic access to two of Gamer.tv's best loved shows," added Gamer.tv CEO Chris Bergstresser. "GAME SAUCE and GAMER.TV have a loyal following around the world, and we're very much looking forward to welcoming Game Show Network's viewers in the States to join them."
The video game block also presents the network with numerous product placement opportunities. Michael Sakin, GSN's Senior Vice President of Advertising Sales, is actively pursuing software developers, soft drink and fast food companies, wireless cell phone distributors and the automotive industry for product placement integration opportunities.
SHOW DESCRIPTIONS
GAME SAUCE is a twice-weekly video game magazine show that features the latest video game releases. The show will report on the high and low points of new video games in a fun, fast, and informative way. The show also adds "sauce" to the program by revealing playing tips and how-to sections that can turn the biggest game-playing-goofs into arcade Olympians. The program is a must for all gamers to stay current for thousands of games are released for PC, Xbox, GameCube and PlayStation 2 every year.
GAMER.TV is a weekly half-hour series that is solely dedicated to world of video games. The show features on-location reports from every continent and delivers unrivalled coverage of everything exciting happening in games. The show scours the globe to provide insight into one of the most exciting entertainment industries by providing previews and reviews of the big global releases. Past stories that GAMER.TV has covered include traveling to England to cover actress Angelina Jolie on the set of Tomb Raider 2, visiting with a crazy Californian who is the voice of Mario and reporting from Korea's World Cyber Games.
Game Show Network (GSN) is the only U.S. television network dedicated to game programming and interactive game playing. As the industry leader in interactivity, GSN features more than 84 hours per week of interactive original programming and enhanced classics. This interactivity allows viewers to win prizes by playing along with GSN's televised games via gsn.com. Reaching over 50 million Nielsen homes, GSN is distributed in the U.S. through all major cable systems and satellite providers. The network is jointly owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment and Liberty Media Corporation.
Gamer.tv is a joint venture between TWI, the TV arm of the IMG group of companies and PCCW, one of Asia's leading communications companies, and combines the world's two most powerful communication mediums, television and online, to deliver entertaining, games programs and content
The http://www.gamer.tv web site is dedicated to video games entertainment. It's a venue to play cutting edge browser games, join the community, read the latest reviews and watch exclusive video features. London-based Gamer.tv's original TV shows about the world of games and interactive entertainment, are syndicated worldwide to over 250 million homes.
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Link: http://www.cube-europe.com/news.php?nid=4856
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Also hab sie als 2cd DivX 3.11a
Könnt Sie aber auch in VCD oder SVCD konvertieren...
Könnt Sie aber auch in VCD oder SVCD konvertieren...
Lade es dir doch bei Emule bzw E-Donkey!/ajk schrieb:Die Geschichte der VideospieleAuf CD oder DVD
Ich zahl aber nur Rohlinge und brennen und Versand und einen kleinen BOnus.
Oder einer gibt mir einen FTP Server zum saugen...
Werd mir mal selber einen machen..
/ajk
Game On TV gehört doch jetzt zu MTV oder?
Kommen die mit einem ganz neuen Sender? Oder bringen die das nur bei MTV?
Hab das auch gesehen und habe mir mal seine 10Doktrinen aufgepinselt und ne weile überlegt. Zum schluß kam bei mir die erkenntnis auf, dass die spiele die alle 10punkte erfüllen noch nicht massenmarktfähig sind. Jedoch finde ich die forderungen berechtigt, da er nicht an den profit denkt, sondern an die spiele als solche. Wenn man ehrlich ist, dann kommen doch zu 95% nur abklatsch (kann auch besser sein) von schonmal gehabten auf den markt. Shooter, seit den letzten jahren 3D Adventure ohne ende, RTS Games mit mehr als 3 Seiten sind ja schon als innovation zu sehen, und ewig wieder grüßt EA mit den sportupdates.
Also ich kann mir ehrlich eingstehen, dass es nur noch billige abzocke mit weniger inhalt ist. Eine doktrin find ich besonders gut: mehr an die spielidee denken und nicht an pompöse grafik. Ich denke da nur mal an pacman, tetris und konsorten. tetris hab ich bestimmt öfter und länger gespielt als alle anderen games, obwohl es so sehr einfach ist und nix an effeckte ausser der explosion der reihen bietet.
Also ich kann mir ehrlich eingstehen, dass es nur noch billige abzocke mit weniger inhalt ist. Eine doktrin find ich besonders gut: mehr an die spielidee denken und nicht an pompöse grafik. Ich denke da nur mal an pacman, tetris und konsorten. tetris hab ich bestimmt öfter und länger gespielt als alle anderen games, obwohl es so sehr einfach ist und nix an effeckte ausser der explosion der reihen bietet.