matrix07012 @matrix@gameliberty.club

@centi
There's a ton of good old books too and those are cheap in print and free as ebooks.
@orekix @Meeper

@Meeper
That's where the money is. /s
Make some original gimmick and stuff it with ads.
@orekix

@orekix
I'm thinking of paying for Skillshare for this. YouTube tutorials are hit and miss.

I really wanna try it, but I don't even know how to make the most basic phone app.

@Meeper
OpenMW is really nice. Works well on mobile too, although Morrowind's UI isn't designed for touchscreens so it's quite finicky.

@orekix
Not really. They just moved it in a bad way.
@colonelj

@Meeper
*reimplementation

@Meeper
There's a open source reimplementain of the engine and working PC version of GTA3 and working Switch versions of GTA3 and GTA:VC.

It would definitely be interesting to try and port GTA3 and GTA:VC on mobile. I wish I had the the skills

@fp@fuwa.pink
I miss AA developers

@colonelj
Np

Imagine getting ratioed on your own website. Twice.

@colonelj
I think you messed up some dates. It came in 2013 on PS3 and XBOX 360 and in 2014 on PS4 and XBONE and in 2015 on PC.

@Ted
Yeah. It was quite amazing what Rockstar managed to achieve on such old consoles.
@colonelj

@colonelj
GTA IV and V came out on the PS3.

@colonelj
Within that time frame you also had Max Payne 3 and LA Noire. All on the "same" engine.

@colonelj
5 years after GTA IV and only 3 years after Ballad Of Gay Tony. Instead of making good single player content, they are milking GTA Online.

@colonelj
You don't need a new engine for a new game and GTA V's engine is "just" a newer version of GTA IV's engine.

@shit
Literally all GTA games except San Andreas and V are entirely in cities and GTA IV barely has any traffic. It often feels rather empty.
@colonelj

@colonelj
And? They are still different games.