GamingShogun.com writes, "Two of the longest and busiest meeting rooms over near the West Hall were being used by CCP Games and Oculus VR. It is clear that gamers and developers who have used the system see its promise. So, I was very excited to get to try them out. After trying out the SD and HD goggles in the Oculus meeting room, I stepped into the CCP Games meeting room and eagerly-awaited a turn with EVR. Five other reporters and I were given a basic pre-flight briefing. The idea was that we were participating in a 3v3 engagement starting in a “neutral” position (i.e. starting nose to nose with one another from our space carrier vessels)."
A brand new PvPvE shooter, EVE: Vanguard, looks to succeed where Dust 514 did not as a candid CCP Games reflects on its 20-year journey.
Dust 514 was such a unique game back in the day. I only played probably 10 hours of it because the balancing was way off, but otherwise it was an interesting idea.
Was a unique idea that was never realized, it didn't go beyond just being and playing like an outdated generic FPS. It never got better, and then they shut it down. If this follows the standard of your typical service style fps then it won't live long either.
Eve Online has been going strong for 20 years. As developer CCP Games looks back, there are memories imposter syndrome and final validation
CCP Games today launched EVE Anywhere, a cloud-based platform based on Intel technology for the hit spaceship MMO EVE Online. Working closely with Intel, EVE Anywhere allows pilots to command their fleets through Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari on any desktop or laptop computer.
