Unity Videos will@unity3d.com http://video.unity3d.com/tag/acronym en-us Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Unity Videos Videos from Unity Technologies Video tutorials and resources focused on the Unity game development tool from Unity Technologies. Unity, Game Development no http://video.unity3d.com/photo/3708124 <p>Unity enabled Roadhouse and or development partner ACRONYM games to rapidly prototype and ultimately win the opportunity to build Family Guy Online, a mid-core, free-to-play MMO. The business case is unique (it's not a traditional "licensed game"), but we think we're doing some things on the technical side that are unique as well, including our Photon integration, and running Unity servers as well as clients off the same data set. There are challenges with the Unity GUI, and these are compounded by our need to be faithful to the look and the feel of the show. Developers will get an exclusive look at a closed beta release of Family Guy Online.</p><p><a href="http://video.unity3d.com/photo/3708124"><img src="http://video.unity3d.com/1984082/3708124/80b0753e9d6c27760a4ae6ef36227c15/standard" width="300" height="150"/></a></p> http://video.unity3d.com/photo/3708124 Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:57:33 GMT Unite 11: Making Family Guy Online Unity enabled Roadhouse and or development partner ACRONYM games to rapidly prototype and ultimately win the opportunity to build Family Guy Online, a mid-core, free-to-play MMO. The business case is unique (it's not a traditional "licensed game"), but we think we're doing some things on the technical side that are unique as well, including our Photon integration, and running Unity servers as well as clients off the same data set. There are challenges with the Unity GUI, and these are compounded by our need to be faithful to the look and the feel of the show. Developers will get an exclusive look at a closed beta release of Family Guy Online. Unity enabled Roadhouse and or development partner ACRONYM games to rapidly prototype and ultimately win the opportunity to build Family Guy Online, a mid-core, free-to-play MMO. The business case is unique (it's not a traditional "licensed game"), but we think we're doing some things on the technical side that are unique as well, including our Photon integration, and running Unity servers as well as clients off the same data set. There are challenges with the Unity GUI, and these are compounded by our need to be faithful to the look and the feel of the show. Developers will get an exclusive look at a closed beta release of Family Guy Online. Unity Videos 40:34 <p>Unity enabled Roadhouse and or development partner ACRONYM games to rapidly prototype and ultimately win the opportunity to build Family Guy Online, a mid-core, free-to-play MMO. The business case is unique (it's not a traditional "licensed game"), but we think we're doing some things on the technical side that are unique as well, including our Photon integration, and running Unity servers as well as clients off the same data set. There are challenges with the Unity GUI, and these are compounded by our need to be faithful to the look and the feel of the show. Developers will get an exclusive look at a closed beta release of Family Guy Online.</p><p><a href="http://video.unity3d.com/photo/3708124"><img src="http://video.unity3d.com/1984082/3708124/80b0753e9d6c27760a4ae6ef36227c15/standard" width="300" height="150"/></a></p> acronym family fox gui guy mmo multiplayer photon presentation talk unite11