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If you've looked at the content in the latest check-ins you will have seen that the changes are all website related.

Due to some restrictions with SourceForge hosting, I have found that most open-source CMS systems are unsuitable. With this in mind I have started creating a simple CMS in php for the projects website.

I have suitably called this CMS CSWebsite to match with the project that originally spawned it.... read more

Posted by Nathan Bollom 2010-02-22

Is this project still active?

With this projects starting date in 2006 and no updates for a few years those of you who have looked in at this project from time to time must be wondering: "Is this project still active?".

The answer is no it wasn't. The project was shut down for a couple of years due to my work demanding too much of my time and some issues I had run into in the design I had.

Work has now eased off and I have spent much time over the years considering ways to get around some of the issues I had, so now a new engine is under development.... read more

Posted by Nathan Bollom 2010-02-19

G.A.M.E. Engine re-opened

The G.A.M.E. Engine project has now been re-opened. The project was originally closed due to lack of time and one of the developers dropping out but I have decided to reopen the project with the purpose of developing a simpler version of the engine. Since I am the only developer on the project at the moment the development will be slow and there is no set date for an alpha release, but development will continue and I plan to eventually provide releases of the engine to the community.

Posted by Nathan Bollom 2007-11-14

G.A.M.E. Engine is closing

Due to lack of time and co-ordination of the developers the development of the G.A.M.E engine has stopped. We make continue development in the future.

Posted by Nathan Bollom 2007-08-18

The G.A.M.E. project has lauched

Welcome to the SourceForge community.

The G.A.M.E. Engine project plans to be an extensive game development program using the mono framework and certain other open source projects like the tao, SDL, and OpenAL libraries.

The top-level plan for the G.A.M.E project is to develop an interface which will let the user add all the components for their game like the graphics, sounds, and many action scripts that will be produced for the G.A.M.E engine (whether by us or the SourceForge community) and then by using the build game component all the sounds and graphics will be embedded into resource files and the scripts and objects will be compiled into library files and the whole game can then be released with the G.A.M.E. engine.... read more

Posted by Nathan Bollom 2006-09-19
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