Despite its apparent death 17 years ago, the Sega Dreamcast still has a hardcore group of developers behind it. We uncover their stories in this excerpt from Wireframe issue 7 , available now. In 1998, the release of the Dreamcast gave Sega an opportunity to turn around its fortunes in the home console market.
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Inside the Dreamcast homebrew scene | Wireframe issue 7
Game developer Andrew Gillett explains how to make a simple text adventure in Python — and what pitfalls to avoid while doing so — in the latest issue of Wireframe magazine , out now. Writing games in BASIC The first game I ever wrote was named Pooh. It had nothing to do with the bear.
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Building a text adventure | Wireframe #6
Wireframe games magazine issue 5 now available Geeky Gadgets The Raspberry Pi Foundation and publisher Pi Press has today made available the 5th Wireframe games magazine, providing more insight onto how games …
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BAFTA-recognised developers Adrienne Law and Harry Nesbitt share their thoughts on making games, work-life balance, and more in this excerpt from Wireframe issue 5 , available from today. It’s certainly ‘woollies and scarf’ weather now, but the low-hanging sun provides a beautiful backdrop as Adrienne and Harry make their daily short walk from home to the ustwo games office.
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From Wireframe issue 5: Breakthrough Brits in conversation
Wireframe gaming magazine issue 4 Geeky Gadgets Game enthusiasts, developers and those learning or wanting to learn about game development, issue four of the new Wireframe gaming magazine is now …
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Missing for five years, Destiny ’s soundtrack album, Music of the Spheres, resurfaced in 2017. Composer Marty O’Donnell reflects on what happened, in this excerpt from Wireframe issue 4 , available tomorrow, 20 December.
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From Wireframe issue 4: Recovering Destiny’s long-lost soundtrack
Wireframe gaming magazine issue 3 published Geeky Gadgets The official Raspberry Pi Foundation has today announced the availability of the third issue of its popular Wireframe gaming magazine which provides great.
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We said we’d be back with more, so here we are back with more: issue 3 of Wireframe, the magazine that lifts the lid on video games. From the ashes Our third issue sees the now-established mix of great features, guides, reviews, and plenty more beyond that
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Wireframe 3: Phoenix Point, modders going pro, and more
betterRetailing Raspberry Pi looks to fill gap left by Future gaming magazines betterRetailing Raspberry Pi is hoping to fill the gap left by the closure of two Future gaming magazines with a new videogame title. The technology charity and independent publisher launched Wireframe on 8 November
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Wireframe is our new twice-monthly magazine that lifts the lid on video games. In Wireframe, we look at how games are made, who makes them, and how you can make games of your own. And today, we’re releasing our very first issue! Wireframe: the new magazine that lifts the lid on video games Uploaded by Raspberry Pi on 2018-11-07
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Wireframe issue 1 is out now!