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A guide to the first 15 seconds of every game

A guide to the first 15 seconds of every game

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When you switch on a video game, you see a bunch of logos and stuff you might not recognize. Welcome to the exciting world of middleware! Join Pat Gill for a tour of the many extremely niche tools that make games possible. Programs like Havok, Speedtree, Simplygon and Easy Anti-Cheat that developers couldn't live without
Date: 2023-12-10

Comments and reviews: 9


8: 09 I am rolling. On multiple occasions I have called it -the blue bear or something. - This is because calling it -Easy Anti-Cheat- feels like a REALLY broad term - not a company name at all. Because that's what it is. Anti-Cheat Software. But then they ask -yeah, but which one! -
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i thought the H. 264 stuff was interesting! I'm a filmmaker so I use H. 264 all the time but i never knew what criware was! thank you for informing me!
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Okay, I was spoiled by the comments, but not sure I can trust a company that passed on the chance to name their company Octopusoodle: P
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i legitimately thought the long line of logos were just producers, it never crossed my mind once that it was software, thats so cool
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Watching this video again as background noise, and I just noticed that Patrick says -hloud- instead of -cloud- at 7: 58.
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when i clicked on this video i really hoped it would talk about his slooooow overhead swing, and you did not disappoint
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We didn't need this video. It was always self explanatory. - We know how they encoded video files using Bink. Jeez.
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yeah havok is cool but i would argue that quixel megascans is the best thing to happen to anything ever
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So does -Oodle- becoming the standard for the next few years mean we might see smaller game file sizes?
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