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- Develop Your Own Games with the Unity 5 Game Hacker Bundle
- Russian Man Suing Bethesda, Claiming Fallout 4 Ruined His Life
- Post-Apocalyptic Thomas the Tank Engine by Y Nakajima
| Develop Your Own Games with the Unity 5 Game Hacker Bundle Posted: 28 Dec 2015 12:55 PM PST  This year has been fantastic for gaming, with many franchises getting new incredible titles. As great as it may be to be a gamer, being a game developer can bring you even more satisfaction, and the Unity 5 Game Hacker Bundle, which is currently available at a discounted price in our store, Walyou Deals, can help you make your first steps into the world of game development. There are two reasons why you might want to become an independent game developer. First option implies a desire to work for renowned video game companies, while the second option is more applicable to the ones who don’t agree with the policies of these developers, and want to give the world something of their own. Either way, game development could help you land a job, and courses such as the ones included in this bundle might prove to be an incredible investment in your future. As seen in the above image, the bundle includes 5 courses that will help you master Unity 5, namely:
All of these have a combined value of $455, but on Walyou Deals the bundle is sold for much less. Udemy’s Game Development with Unity 5 course is comprised of 112 lectures and 12 hours of content that will help you master scripting and UI concepts, and integrate art assets & write code in C#. As you go through the course, you’ll learn how to create a trivia game, a 2D platforming game, and a first person shooter. What’s New In Unity 5, the next course included in the bundle, features 9 lectures and 1.5 hours of content on the new animation tools, the new Standard Shader, and the new global illumination and lighting tools. Basically, you’ll get to learn about all the innovations brought by the latest version of one of the most popular game engines out there. The Complete Unity 5 Intro – Learn to Build and Design Games packs 81 lectures and 6 hours of content that will get you through the Unity UI and the most important techniques that you should know in order to build games. Publish the Captain Rocket iPhone Game in Under 2-Hours with Unity 5, with its 25 lectures and 1.5 hours of content, takes a different path, as it teaches you to develop iPhone games by cloning an already existing one. Mind you, that’s solely done for learning purposes. Last, but definitely not least, Unity 5 Professional Guide – Mastering C# Programming focuses on how to enhance the development process by coding in C#, even though coding isn’t really required for Unity users. If you’re ready to start designing and building your own games, head over to Walyou Deals and get the Unity 5 Game Hacker Bundle for $49 (89% off the original price). The offer ends on January 4, so take advantage of it while you still can! Be social! Follow Walyou on Facebook and Twitter, and read more related stories about the Unity 5 Developer Course, or the Phonejoy GamePad 2 Bluetooth controller. |
| Russian Man Suing Bethesda, Claiming Fallout 4 Ruined His Life Posted: 28 Dec 2015 12:32 PM PST  Addiction to anything, including video games, is dangerous when it gets out of hand. One Russian man who played a little bit too much Fallout 4 which allegedly cost him his wife and job, is blaming the video game developer instead of himself. A 28-year old from Krasnoyarsk in Russia played Fallout 4 for three weeks straight with hardly any stops except for some sleeping breaks, on the way losing his job for not showing up and his wife, leaving him after he ignored her all that time. The man is claiming he wasn’t warned about the addictive nature of the game, and wants to take Bethesda, an American company, to court over what playing Fallout 4 did to his life. He claims he only intended to play for a couple of evenings, but instead became addicted and started skipping work in order to play. He was fired, meanwhile stopped meeting with friends and family, while his health deteriorated for lack of sleep and food. He is seeking 500,000 roubles (just under $7000) for emotional distress, with the law firm representing him saying it’s going to see how far it can take this case, which might suggest they’re not completely confident they’re going to win anything. As you might expect, this isn’t the first time someone is suing a video game company for being addicted to one of their games. Craig Smallwood of Hawaii sued NCSOFT for his addiction to Lineage II, an MMORPG that came out in 2004. He also claimed he wouldn’t have begun playing had he known that the game was so addictive. Be social! Follow Walyou on Facebook and Twitter, and read why video games are actually good for you. And if you’re not weak like this man from Russia, you should play Fallout 4 yourself, unless you’ve already fallen deep into the Commonwealth world. |
| Post-Apocalyptic Thomas the Tank Engine by Y Nakajima Posted: 28 Dec 2015 11:41 AM PST  For those who know Thomas the Tank Engine as the cute headliner of Thomas & Friends or The Railway Series, this Post-Apocalyptic version of him created by Japanese sculptor Y Nakajima will come as quite the surprise. |