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April
9, 1999
Vol. 3: Issue 14 |
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 News
Virtools Announces NeMo 3D
France’s Virtools
S.A. announced the release of NeMo 3D, a game development tool
designed to help developers prototype or simulate behaviors associated
with 3D objects used in games, and then move that prototype into a full-scale
production. NeMo generates 3D environments so that developers can evaluate
game concepts and ideas, presumably so that game developers can concentrate
more heavily upon game play and interactivity. According to the company,
this "eliminates months of tedious, time-consuming code development
and allows game developers to concentrate on story lines, artwork and
other programming milestones."
The product
is available on Windows 95/98/NT. The NeMo product family is available
in two flavors: NeMo Dev and NeMo Creation. NeMo Dev, designed for cutting-edge
developers, lists at $3490, while NeMo Creation, packaged for independent
multimedia authors, is priced at $990. Both will be available at the
end of April. More information can be found at http://www.nemo.com/.
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