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- We were interviewed for an
article called "Mind
Games" published in the IEEE Spectrum.
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- We were quoted in the California Aggie. You can
find the article at http://www.californiaaggie.com/_articles/1530.taf.
I'm mentioned briefly here's the text:
Louder than a Bomb!
Software, a company that specializes in creating artificial
intelligence for video games, said the increasing influx of
violent games stems from the fact that violence is more
easily interpretable to overseas markets and is more
universally understood than the nuances that are required
when dialogue is spoken.
"Violence
translates very easily in video games, in television and in
movies," Zarozinski said. "If you’re exporting a
one-hour drama overseas, the more violence, the less
translation you have to do. The longer the car chase scene,
the longer the shoot-out is, the less time and money you
have to spend converting it into the nationality’s
language."
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- Steven Woodcock's "Game AI: The State of
the Industry" article in the August 2001 issue of Game Developer
magazine mentioned Louder!
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- Game Developer magazine mentioned Louder Than A Bomb!'s
upcoming Fuzzy Logic editor: Spark! in it's Game
AI: The State of the Industry
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Spark! and Louder! were mentioned in Game
Developer magazine's August 2000 issue in the Game AI: The
State of the Industry article under the "Can AI SDKs
Help" heading.
We were also mentioned in PC Format.
Spacemoney's guide to Artificial Intelligence had a side bar
titled "Smart thinking on the Net" which stated:
| Louder than a Bomb is working on AI software that
developers can buy to incorporate into their own games.
A useful site to watch. |
Many thanks go out to Steve Woodcock for the mention in the
Game
Developer article and to Spacemonkey for the mention in PC Format.
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- PC Format - a British magazine, mentioned
us in Spacemonkey's guide to Artificial Intelligence.
The side bar titled "Smart thinking on the
Net" stated:
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| Louder than a Bomb is
working on AI software that developers can buy to
incorporate into their own games. A useful
site to watch. |
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Fuzzy
Logic for Everybody
Site www.louderthenabomb.com
offers a product Spark! Logic Editor, which is built as
components or C dynamic libraries. It's used for quick
integration of fuzzy logic into applications. It
allows you to describe a system's functioning rules using
"natural" language's criteria, such as
"close - far", "good - bad",
"many - little", etc. The product allows
tuning of logic using graphical interface.
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Our thanks to Anna Ivanov for the
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