A couple of weeks ago the Develop Conference and Expo took place. Develop is a UK-based multi-day conference designed to get the entire games industry -- from ISV to IHV and everyone in between -- together in the same place to talk tech and development.
On the last of the Expo's days, ATI held a Developer Day in conjunction with Microsoft and Intel, in order to talk about D3D10, Windows Vista and multi-theaded games programming, both on the PC and Xbox 360. Beyond3D made the trip down to sunny Brighton on the UK's south coast, and we've got a short developer-focussed summary of the day's D3D10 presentations.
Beyond3D
On the last of the Expo's days, ATI held a Developer Day in conjunction with Microsoft and Intel, in order to talk about D3D10, Windows Vista and multi-theaded games programming, both on the PC and Xbox 360. Beyond3D made the trip down to sunny Brighton on the UK's south coast, and we've got a short developer-focussed summary of the day's D3D10 presentations.
Beyond3D
