Why Intel bought Project Offset and the Offset Engine

jmke · 27th February 2008, 22:09

By all appearances, Intel's interest in gaming is on the rise. Not only is the CPU giant developing its own graphics technology and a founding member of the PCGA (PC Gaming Alliance), it has now acquired Project Offset. Project Offset is a game engine development team that has kept its own plans close to the vest—thus far, only Red5 Studios has licensed the Offset Engine—but the company won a great deal of praise for the gameplay trailer it released last July. Intel's decision to acquire Project Offset may be a dream come true for the company, but it raises the question of what Intel intends to do with a game engine.

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...et-engine.html

27th February 2008, 22:15

I just bought 500 shares again (since I sold the old ones in December) and I am pleased to read this.

27th February 2008, 22:09	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,019	Why Intel bought Project Offset and the Offset Engine By all appearances, Intel's interest in gaming is on the rise. Not only is the CPU giant developing its own graphics technology and a founding member of the PCGA (PC Gaming Alliance), it has now acquired Project Offset. Project Offset is a game engine development team that has kept its own plans close to the vest—thus far, only Red5 Studios has licensed the Offset Engine—but the company won a great deal of praise for the gameplay trailer it released last July. Intel's decision to acquire Project Offset may be a dream come true for the company, but it raises the question of what Intel intends to do with a game engine. http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...et-engine.html __________________

27th February 2008, 22:15	#2
Rutar Posts: n/a	I just bought 500 shares again (since I sold the old ones in December) and I am pleased to read this.