Since then, the Army Game Studio has continually developed the game, innovating to the extent of applying the gaming technology to training simulations for real Army Soldiers.

REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- The Army is rolling out a gaming system, Operation Overmatch, that Soldiers can use to test virtual versions of gear and operation concepts that could be implemented in ...

Beneath the flashy graphics of the U.S. Army’s new simulation, Operation Overmatch, lies its primary purpose: the Army hopes the data it gleans from Overmatch players will help shape how the U.S ...

AEgis Technologies will develop high fidelity 3D models for the US Army Game Studio under two contracts announced on 12 December. The AAA game quality models will support the army’s goal to create a ...

CARY, North Carolina – The U.S. Army, riding the success of its action video game America's Army, has set up a video-game studio with industry veterans to write other kinds of software to ...

Shacknews is reporting that just one day after America's Army 3 was released, the U.S. Army decided to close its Emeryville, California-based based studio responsible for the title, in order to ...

US Army moves future development to a studio 2,000 miles away. ... How G Into Gaming wants to drive diversity forward. 15th February 2019. Welcome to Ukie’s Gamescom funfair.

The U.S. Army never loses. But just in case you’d like to test that theory, your chance is coming this weekend at Salt Lake Gaming Con. Billing itself as the sixth-largest independent gaming ...

JASON: THE U.S. ARMY IS TURNING THE PAGE WHEN IT COMES TO RECRUITMENT AREA FIREFIGHTER -- RECRUITMENT. NOW THEY ARE GOING RIGHT WHERE THE RECRUITS ARE. E-SPORT FIRST-PERSON SHOOTERS, VIDEO GAMES ...

The US Army has long been a proponent of the gaming industry, recognizing early on the potential uses of creating life-like battle situations for recruitment and training purposes with titles like ...

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