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Game Developer Issue 081 (August 2002) 1.0.0

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  • letters from the editor and readers
  • game industry news
  • reviews for Intel VTune, Bionatics NFX, and Geodesic's Great Circle 6.0.0.9
  • a profile on VIS Entertainment's Chris van der kuyl
  • columns on game design and programming, including outdoor light scattering, integrating physics engines, a post-mortem on Treyarch's Spider-man game, level-of-detail forecasting, vehicle design, sound design, metagame design, and some thoughts on games as art

Note: a version was uploaded as part of the VGHF donation, this is a physical copy I found and scanned

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StrykerOfEnyo

thanks for putting these together, @JimJam78. I do love this magazine, but I don't always have the time to look through each one as they release. Thank you for preserving them. When I see your name, I always think it says "JibJab" like the old animated videos from a while back. I keep telling myself, "No, that's not the guy who makes those. Don't be a dork and mention it to them." But I had to finally say something.😀

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JimJam78

Nope, I've got nothing to do with those.  Come to think of it, not sure where I got it.  Maybe I was thinking of it sub-consciously.

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