You, my PS3-loving friends reading this, have the opportunity to reshape the distribution and development of user created content and game making. Mods, or modifications (to the original game they were based off of) can include new weapons or characters, models, meshes, maps, mutators or they can even be entirely new games themselves using the editing tools, game assets, and code base. Since a good portion of UT3’s development team got their game industry start in mod making it only made sense that we would bring to PLAYSTATION 3 what PC owners have known for years with mod support. So anyways, 10 years later, and what’s changed? The series is still going strong with Unreal Tournament 3 and all of the great gameplay that UT fans love, but there is a big feature that we had been wanting to bring to the console platform for some time. AHAHAHA OMGNUTS!! I mean, yeah – in this generation, growing up as a gamer, and then getting the opportunity to work at a company that epitomizes the games that you’ve loved for a big part of your life it’s just nuts. After all, it was way ahead of the curve and had the most impressive enemy AI and graphics that I had ever seen.įast forward to 2006, and I’d received a job offer for an Associate Producer position at Epic Games to work on the exact franchise that had fascinated me almost exactly 10 years earlier. I was already a huge fan of the genre, so it seemed natural that I fall headlong into it as well.

I went over to a friend’s house for a LAN session of Duke Nukem 3D and there instead, he was playing this little game called Unreal. You know what’s crazy is that I can remember when I was entering my first year of high school and there was this game that all my friends were going nuts about.

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