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Industry Ministry seeking to build gaming industry ecosystem

Industry Ministry seeking to build gaming industry ecosystem
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Xbox Store Now Highlights Diverse Games Made In Latin America

Xbox Store Now Highlights Diverse Games Made In Latin America
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sda 05:30 Die Schweiz greift am Freitag in St. Petersburg in den EM-Viertelfinals gegen Spanien nach der ersten Halbfinal-Qualifikation ihrer Geschichte. Eine Annäherung an dieses grosse Spiel in sechs Teilen. Der Begriff historisch wird in diesen Tagen ziemlich oft verwendet, er wird geradezu überstrapaziert. Und doch ist er nicht falsch eingesetzt. Was sich rund um das Schweizer Nationalteam an der EM tut, ist tatsächlich historisch. Am Freitag spielt die SFV-Auswahl ihren ersten Viertelfinal an einem grossen Turnier seit 1954. Zuvor hatte sie schon an den Weltmeisterschaften 1934 und 1938 unter den letzten acht gestanden. Weiter nach oben ging es nie an einer WM oder EM. Die Schweiz spielt deshalb in St. Petersburg um nichts weniger als den erstmaligen Einzug in einen Halbfinal. Historisch! Der Sieg am Montag in den Achtelfinals gegen Weltmeister Frankreich brachte 100 kleine Geschichten hervor. Die Annäherung ans Duell mit Spanien ist ebenfalls facettenreich.

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Can a cardboard box run Doom II? Yes

Can a cardboard box run Doom II? Yes Share this story If a gadget has a processor in it, then there’s a decent chance someone’s tried to hack it to run Doom. A Nintendo Game & Watch? Naturally. A MacBook Pro Touch Bar? Sure. Calculators? Why not. Now, thanks to YouTube channel Games Made of Cardboard, we can finally add “cardboard boxes” to that illustrious list. Ok, so technically Bill Thorpe hasn’t done the impossible and successfully got classic first-person shooter Doom II to run on an actual cardboard box. But his 10-minute long video is the next best thing. It recreates many of the game’s best moments using cardboard sets, characters, and weapons. It’s a huge project that the video’s description says took nine months of work to complete.

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Here s Doom 2 made entirely out of cardboard (and John Romero)

Here’s Doom 2 made entirely out of cardboard (and John Romero) There’s a YouTube channel dedicated to recreating classic games using a very unusual medium – cardboard – and it’s more than a little impressive. The channel, named simply Games Made of Cardboard, has captured the essence of a whole bunch of retro titles via this very manual and creative medium, and its creator Bill Thorpe has now unveiled the latest: Doom 2 made of cardboard. Describing Doom 2’s latest port as his “most ambitious and creative project to date” and a “personal tribute to one of my most treasured games of all time”, the creator explains that the project took them an eye-watering nine months to complete, adding he’s “both happy and relieved to have completed it”. After nine months and plenty of hard work – as you can see through the various ‘making of’-style videos of it on the channel – it’s easy to see why, but the final result is worth it.

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