| Posted Oct 02, 2009 By VentureBeat |
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| Nurien will bring a highly realistic fashion game into the U.S. next year
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| Nurien Software has been wowing audiences over the past year with demos of its highly realistic fashion-oriented online virtual world. The characters that you can create within Nurien’s world will make your eyes pop out because they look so real. You’ll feel like you’re wandering through the world of fashion runways and hip urban environments The South Korean company plans to launch the game in the U.S. in 2010, once it Westernizes the content. Taehoon Kim, co-founder of Nurien, said in an interview at Nvidia’s GPU... Read more |
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| Posted Oct 06, 2009 By Hiperia 3D News |
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| Nurien Will Be Browser-Based, No Client App Download |
| Users will be able to create visually rich 3D avatars, message and chat with friends and family and upload self-created fashionable clothing items. Consumers can also utilize their avatars and items they have developed to play advanced casual games with real friends from Facebook or MySpace. Current games include MStar (a music dance game) and Runway (a fashion show application)... Read more |
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| Posted Oct 08, 2009 By Virtual Worlds News |
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| Nurien Launch Confirmed |
| The Unreal Engine-powered fashion-oriented virtual world Nurien will get a US launch next year, according to Venture Beat. The characters in the game can have as many as 15,000 polygons, making them highly realistic, says VB. Nurien will also tap Unity Technologies in the software mix of the game. A Facebook app and dedicated web site are... Read more |
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| Posted Feb 20,2008 By GameSpot |
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| GDC’08: Epic’s beefy Unreal tech demo |
| SAN FRANCISCO--Nothing says "Game Developers Conference 2008" quite like an updated Unreal engine demo from Gears of War developer Epic. We took the opportunity to sit in and get a more in-depth look at the Unreal Engine 3 technology that was showcased at the Microsoft keynote address earlier today... Read more |
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| Posted Feb 22,2008 By EuroGamer |
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| Unreal powering next-gen social network |
Following the tech demos in our Unreal Engine demonstration at GDC, a Korean outfit called Nurien took the podium to demonstrate a "next generation social networking application" built around Epic's popular technology.
"MStar" will launch in Korea this year and the US next year, and allows you to create a custom avatar - a sexy lady or a hunky man - and then dress them up and network. Socially. And play games, ... Read more |
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| Posted Aug 25,2008 By GotGame |
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| LIVE FROM NVISION 08: First Keynote and a Whole Lot of Pictures |
| NVISION 08 kicked off with a graphical bang in the San Jose Center for Performing Arts. CEO and co-founder of NVIDIA, Jen-Hsung Huang, along with a plethora of brilliant guest stars, discussed the Visual Computing Ecosystem, and the many spokes in its ever-turning wheel during their first keynote presentation... Read more |
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| Posted Aug 26,2008 By TheWallStreetJournal |
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| Nvidia: That’s Show Business |
| Last weekend, San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park hosted a massive festival of rock music and green-style innovations. The next day, chip maker Nvidia kicked off something almost as ambitious, and tricky - a three-day celebration that is designed to get people excited about visual computing without being an outright commercial for... Read more |
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| Posted Aug 26,2008 By VentureBeat |
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| Nvision 08: Emerging Companies Summit highlights visual start-ups |
| Sixty start-ups gathered today to talk at the Emerging Companies Summit about how they’re using graphics technologies in their businesses. The summit was one of the many sub-conferences at the Nvision 08 Visual Computing conference in San Jose... Read more |
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| Posted Aug 27,2008 By GameSpot |
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| Emerging Companies Summit |
One of the most exciting events of NVISION was part of the professional track. The Emerging Companies Summit gathered together 350 people from 60 up-and-coming visual companies to collaborate and learn from one another.
These companies have produced some of the most exciting innovations in visual computing that have been seen in years, many of which were on display in the Exhibit Hall or demonstrated during various...Read more |
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