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TSR 1.6 Changelog news - Tiberian Sun: Reborn Tiberian Sun: Reborn brings the exciting storyline and epic clashes from the classic Westwood Studios game, Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun to realm of first person shooters, with a twist. We've remained loyal to the style and feel of the 1999 classic, while integrating content from its expansion Firestorm with a bit of updated history to add to the mix. Built off the W3D engine Westwood Studios built for classics such as Earth & Beyond and Command & Conquer: Renegade finished up in 2001, we help bring the fight to you as you play out your role as...

Film & Gaming Studios Using Emotionally Expressive AI-Powered Voice Technology By Staff 2 weeks ago Text-to-speech technology was invented in 1968. It was the first time a computer was trained to robotically read words out loud. But what if that digitized voice could sound more human? What if it could express emotions? What if it could be used in movies and video games? That’s exactly what the team behind Sonantic set out to accomplish. Since its founding just two years ago, the UK-based startup developed a groundbreaking approach to text-to-speech that differentiates a standard robotic v...

Splash Damage continues its regular appearance on this page, with four new hires at the company. Diego Llorens Rico First, Diego Llorens Rico joins the studio as an assistant gameplay programmer, Rico previously spent five months working as a game developer for Simedis, working on LapEntryCoach, a laparoscopy simulator. Richard Hayden Still at Splash Damage, Richard Hayden signs on as a lead product manager. Hayden has worked as a product consultant for the past four years, and has previously worked at Oneserve, as head of product. Anthony Kyne Anthony Kyne also joins, as a production dire...

Dontnod to Ramp Up Self-Publishing Following Tencent Investment Life is Strange developer Dontnod Entertainment to assist in its continued growth and push into self-publishing. The two companies have also entered into a business cooperation agreement, the details of which have not been made public. However, the scale of the investment does give Tencent the opportunity to appoint a representative to Dontnod’s board of directors. The investment is part of a larger capital increase issued by Dontnod, which is expected to attract a total of €40,000,000. Prior to the Tencent investment, Dontno...

Published 27 Jan, 2021 Tencent's desire to throw cash at game development studios continues. The media conglomerate has now made an investment in Dontnod Entertainment of Life Is Strange and Tell Me Why fame. It's a minority stake, not an acquisition, but represents another developer that Tencent are linking themselves to this year. Dontnod announced the investment today, a total of €30 million (about £26.5 million) which they say "will mainly be used to finance the ramp-up of Dontnod's strategy to develop new self-published intellectual properties worldwide on PC...