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Carmack: Just About Everything id Makes Coming To iPhone
Doom Resurrection and Wolfenstein 3D Classic are only the beginning for id Software on the iPhone, with everything from Wolfenstein RPG to the upcoming Rage making their way to Apple's platform. More » -
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Doom Resurrection: The iPhone Game That Nearly Wasn't
With the rail-shooter Doom Resurrection for the iPhone hitting the App Store at any moment, Kotaku spoke to John Carmack about design decisions, multiplayer, and why the game was nearly canceled months into development. More » -
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But What Does John Romero Think? [Updated]
ZeniMax Media, parent company of Fallout 3 and Elder Scrolls studio Bethesda Softworks, announced today that it is purchasing legendary Doom and Wolfenstein developer id Software. What does id co-founder John Romero think? More » -
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id: Why We Sold To ZeniMax
In an interview with Kotaku, id's John Carmack and Todd Hollenshead explained how changing circumstances with Activision and other studios spurred id's sale to Bethesda parent ZeniMax.
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id Software Bought By Bethesda Parent Company, ZeniMax
Doom, Fallout, Oblivion, Wolfenstein, Carmack, Howard... all in one company. More » -
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id Resurrects "Next-Gen" Doom On iPhone Next Week
Quake developers id Software are very fond of Apple's iPhone as a gaming platform. The first-person shooter focused id has already released Wolfenstein 3D Classic and is planning double the Doom, including a scaled down semi-remake of Doom III. More » -
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John Carmack Stole Computers (And Gaming Needs More People Like Him)
They say you learn something new every day. For today? You learn that when he was only 14, id's John Carmack broke into a school to steal some Apple II computers. Apple IIs! More » -
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id May Be Developing For The Wii After All
Cell phone, Wii and iPhone development aren't normally the sorts of things that gamers associate with id Software, but the company has a history of creating outside the scope of top-tier PC gaming. More » -
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John Carmack Plans Space Fishbowl
Lord British may have reached for the stars - and given us a cryptic message in space runes - but to do so he had to splurge millions of his hard earned Gold and train for months with Russian cosmonauts. If another Gaming Legend has his way, however, taking in the view from orbit might become a little easier - if slightly crazier looking. More » -
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Carmack Respectfully NOTHANKYOU.jpgs Wii Development
Id Software's John Carmack spends his free time playing Nintendo games with his son. They're currently making their way through Super Paper Mario. And when not playing that, they have a go at Mario Kart DS. So does that mean Carmack is keen on, say, Wii development? According to Carmack: More » -
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"Steve Jobs, Not A Gamer"
When you say "Apple", gaming is probably the last thing that comes to mind here. And id's John Carmack thinks he knows why: More » -
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id's New Rage Trailer, Fresh From The QuakeCon Floor
During the opening address of QuakeCon earlier today, John Carmack wasn't just happy he was wearing his best pair of on-stage shorts. He was also happy with this new Rage trailer, finally answering our months-long pondering as to what Motorstorm would look like if it had less driving, more shooting in a post-apocalyptic desert setting. More » -
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No Digital Distribution For Rage, Doom 4
The only way to get your hands on id Software's Rage and Doom 4 will be through traditional means, according to a report from Maximum PC. More » -
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The EA E3 2008 Press Conference In Pictures
Well that was eventful, wasn't it? While my internet connection wasn't exactly there, I was side by side with Crecente throughout the entire EA press conference live blog, immortalizing the event in pictures. From Will Wright's Spore presnetation to the golfer with nicer legs than Tiger Woods, aging basketball players to id's Rage, if they showed it, I desperately took pictures of it, oftentimes cursing at my camera, the presenters, and Crecente under my breath. Here it is, all at once, all for you. More » -
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id Has Plans For iPhone Gaming
In a comment filed to Slashdot, id co-founder John Carmack says that his company is looking at iPhone development. Sega's on board, as are EA and Gameloft, and it appears we may be seeing an accelerometer controlled Orcs & Elves if Carmack has his way. Although Carmack apparently didn't have nice things to say about iPod dev tools, pissing of Steve Jobs, he was up on iTunes distribution and its 70% royalty rate. More » -
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2008 Tech Emmy Winners
CES isn't the only show in Vega$. The 59th Annual Technology and Engineering Emmy Awards wrapped up earlier tonight at the Venetian Hotel. The tech Emmys are awarded to individuals, companies or organizations for developments which are improvements or "so innovative in nature that materially have affected the transmission, recording, or reception of television." Last year, Sony snagged an Emmy for the Xross Media Bar and the DualShock, while Nintendo bagged one for the Dpad. John Carmack picked one up as well for the development of 3D software engines. This year? Hit the jump for those exciting results. (Hint: 2008 winners above.) More » -
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John Carmack Is Content With PCs
Maybe it's that we cracked open the eggnog a bit early this morning, but we're already feeling the holiday cheer. And maybe id's John Carmack is as well, who instead of whining about PC component manufacturers, operating systems, or, I dunno, an ache in his back or something, he seems fairly happy—content even—with life in the PC industry. More » -
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DS Developing Better Than... Jaguar Developing
With Orcs and Elves, Doom creator John Carmack has made a DS game. Good for him. How did he like working on the DS? He loved it so so much. In his own words: More » -
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Carmack Good At Coding, Making Rockets Explode
Longtime id programmer and technical director John Carmack is good at many, many things—writing and rewriting 3D game engines, typing up .plan files that read like moonspeak, and nearly being successful at simulating lunar landings. Unfortunately, Carmack and his team at Armadillo Aerospace are also quite proficient at blowing up aircraft on the landing pad, throwing them out of competition in the recent Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge. While the team was successful in getting its modular class rocket off the ground, an engine explosion ultimately kept them grounded. More » -
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Carmack Codes On Honeymoon, And Every Vacation
John Carmack is one of those legendary industry legends who is known because he's ubertalented, but even more importantly, ubercrazy. Fellow id vet/wife Anna Kang fills us in on Carmack's exact level of geekdom:The really funny thing is, for our honeymoon we had to ship two computers to the hotel so that he could work! It's one of the endearing parts about it. He can't be without his computer, because he just loves to code, so he must code every single day!
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Carmack Does NOT Hate The PSP
John Carmack (above, not a recent picture) doesn't hate the PSP. Nor does he dislike the PlayStation Network. Just because Carmack is putting his mobile game Orcs & Elves on the DS and not on the PSP is meaningless! What's more, don't read anything into his company, id, not doing a PSN game. It's just worked out that way. id's Steve Nix explains: More » -
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id Software Not Thinking about Unreal Engine 3
Doom creator John Carmack and id Software knows game engines. What's more, the Texas-based developer knows that even if loads of companies are using the Unreal Engine 3, there's no need to worry. id's new engine id Tech 5 is a true multi-platformer that can run at 60fps on the PS3, the 360, the PC and the Mac. Still, what does it stack up to the Unreal Engine 3? And does that mean less difference between the various platform versions? id Software's Steve Nix says: More » -
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id Bringing Orcs, Elves To DS With Orcs & Elves
id Software and EA Mobile announced today that they're bringing the id created first-person RPG Orcs & Elves to the Nintendo DS as well as bringing a sequel to the original O&E back to mobile phones. The games are currently in development at indie studio Fountainhead Entertainment and will ship before holidays 2007. It's all a bit dry isn't it? Still, it shows that id Software is committed to the two portable platforms in addition to pushing the boundaries of top tier gaming hardware. Plus, more DS role-playing games are a good thing, not bad. Full press release after the jump. More » -
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Carmack's New Engine Drives New Franchise
John Carmack is working on a new franchise that will use a brand new engine crafted by the developer, according to Id Software's Todd Hollenshead. More »
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Carmack On NASA's Proposed MMO
As far as geek gods go, John Carmack is right up there. Not only has he programmed games like DOOM and Quake, but he's also into engineering rockets. Real rockets. So when NASA announced that it will be developing a 3 million dollar MMO for the youth, game site GigaGamez sent Carmack an email. His response? More » -
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QuakeCon 07 Announced
Stop showering now, Quake and Doom fans. You have less than eight months to build up a respectable gamer odor before the next, newly announced QuakeCon. The yearly event is scheduled to take place August 2-5, 2007 at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas. More » -
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The Museum of Dissected Games
If you're like me, whenever you read a Gamasutra postmortem, you just immediately scroll down to 'What Went Wrong'. Kotaku readers know as well as I do that the real fun of things is to be had when someone fucks up. It's as depressing to read a Gamasutra postmortem about a good game like System Shock 2 as it is riveting to read one about a bad game like Trespasser. That one in particular is great: what should have been a Gormenghast trilogy sized "What Went Wrong" bullet list actually has a sizable "What Went Right" portion that is just precious. Go read it. More » -
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Carmack on the Future of Cell Phone Gaming
Do you need any more proof that id software is utterly bankrupt of imagination than the fact that their first new intellectual property since 1996's Quake is a game called Orcs and Elves? More » -
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Carmack on Mobile Phone Game Development
Over at John Carmack's rarely updated spaceman blog, Carmack has posted some musings on the success of Doom RPG, the emerging genre of turn-based FPS games for mobile phones and his latest game, Orcs and Elves. More » -
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Cell Designer Talks PS3
H. Peter Hofstee, IBM's chief architect of the Cell processor to be used in the PS3, recently gave a lecture in Austin about designing the Cell and shared some information about the design process of the processor. More » -
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100 Hottest Game Developers Disappoints
Next Generation has released a list of their picks for the Top 100 Hot Developers. So naturally, we went on over, eager to feast our eyeballs on the luscious babes of gaming, perhaps dressed in bikinis leaned over a computer, pouring champagne on their glistening rumps. One thing's for sure: when you start promising the top 100 hottest anything, we expect to see some scantly clad babes. More » -
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Six Inducted Into "Walk Of Game"
Three video game series, two video game creators, and a video game heroine were inducted into the illustrious Walk Of Game at the Sony Metreon in San Francisco this week. On hand were some of gaming's who's whos, including id's John Carmack, Sid Meier of Civilization fame, Nolan Bushnell, Toby Gard and current Lara Croft model Karima Adebibe representing for Tomb Raider. Gamespot was on hand at the San Francisco based event and has a full write up. More » -
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Carmack Loves the Xbox 360
PC Gamer UK caught up with John Carmack recently to talk PC versus console development. More »
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