Can Unreal Engine 4 “Infiltrator” Demo Inspire You To Make A Few Games With Unreal Development Kit?

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I bet when you’re done watching Unreal Engine 4 “Infiltrator” Demo, your creative side might want to soak in the inspiration of making a video game.  Unreal Engine 4 “Infiltrator” Demo is just a demo of what Unreal Engine 4 game editor is capable of.  Basically, game developers can use the latest Unreal Engine game editor (i.e., Unreal Engine 4) to create similar games with artistic look such as the Unreal Engine 4 “Infiltrator” Demo.  Of course, I think if game developers — who rely on Unreal Engine 4 — do have really good artists on team, they might be able to churn out games that have even better art feel than the Unreal Engine 4 “Infiltrator” Demo.  Anyhow, if you are inspired to create a game right after you have seen Unreal Engine 4 “Infiltrator” Demo, you can totally download and install Unreal Development Kit onto your computer and make a game or two to scratch off that inspiration of yours.  Unreal Development Kit is free to download and play around with, but if you want to create a game for real so you can commercialize it, then I think you have to pay a license fee and subject to other sorts of agreements between you and Epic Games (the owner of Unreal Engine and Unreal Development Kit).  Oh, to be able to write code for Unreal Development Kit projects, you might need a good programming editor that can be configured to recognize Unreal Engine codes.  I think ConTEXT editor will be a good choice for this very purpose.  You can check out the Unreal Engine 4 “Infiltrator” Demo right after the break.

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Make It Your New Year Resolution To Learn How To Code Each Email At A Time For 2012?

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New year celebration is already over, and you have made up your mind what new year resolutions you want to achieve for the year 2012, I presume.  Nonetheless, there is always time to squeeze in a late new year resolution.  How about learning how to code?

According to TechCrunch, around 100,000 members already sign up for Codecademy’s codeyear.com in roughly 48 hours.  By giving up your email address, each week folks at Codecademy will send you email which includes new programming lesson.  Following the programming lessons within Codecademy’s emails, I guess you might learn how to program.

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