GameDev News - June 28, 2019

• Dev/Tools/Tech
  • Unity
    • Unity 2018.4.3
    • Unity 2019.2.0b7
    • Unity 2019.3.0a7
    • How to create custom Timeline Markers
    • The creative process behind Serekh
  • Amazon/Lumberyard
    • Working with Lumberyard’s Script Canvas: Project N.E.M.O Sample Now Available
  • CryEngine
    • Launcher & Roadmap update
  • VR/AR
    • Oculus SDK + Tool Updates: June, 2019
  • Stadia
    • Jump Into Multiplayer Games On YouTube with Crowd Play
  • Microsoft
    • DirectX Discord
    • Debugger Extension for DRED
    • PIX 1906.26 – Minor update fixes PIX on Insider Preview builds of Windows
    • Windows 10 SDK Preview Build 18922 available now!
    • Visual Studio tips and tricks
  • Other
    • Localising Your Game: How To Make It Not Suck
    • Charting Through Pacing of Uncharted 2. Part 1 - Pacing Principles
    • How Rare Automates Testing for AI (and More) in Sea of Thieves (Part 4 of 4)
    • Porting Graveyard Keeper to consoles and mobiles
    • AMD Releases OCAT 1.5 - FPS Overlay and Perf Measurement Tool
• Industry News
  • VR/AR
    • Valve Index makes VR prettier, but it's the controllers that steal the show
    • DisplayPort 2.0 Supports Dual 4K VR Displays @120Hz
    • Pimax Announces Improvements to “5K” Plus and “8K” Headsets, Updates on Accessories
    • HTC Reveals Vive Cosmos Resolution, Refresh Rate, & Lens Details
  • Other
    • UK Charts: Crash Team Racing puts the bandicoot back at No.1
    • Superdata: PUBG sells 4.7m digital units year-to-date
    • Steam ending support for Ubuntu over 32-bit compatibility
    • World War Z has topped 700,000 sales on the Epic Games Store
    • Just 15% of European gamers are interested in Google Stadia and xCloud
    • Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo: 25% tariff on consoles would cause "disproportionate harm"
    • Nexon reportedly no longer for sale due to lack of buyers
• Games/Retro/Misc/Stuff I Think is Interesting
  • Commodore 64 gets retro re-release
  • "Iwata Asks" developer interviews will become a book
  • Happy Video Arcade Day: Atari Turns 47