Something fun I found in the editor. Actually, I was surprised that it wasn't previously documented here. In the MT editor, I added a clip, and added a text track to that clip. I typed in the text for the text track, and want to go back and change something. I noticed that by using the left and righ...

I get this: "Taking account of the massive traffic on our store, you may experience some difficulties to confirm your payment. Please accept our apologies for this inconvenience. We are doing our best to fix this issue as soon as possible. We thank you for your patience. You will soon get acces...

We don't know where that menu is coming from, do we? I mean there's a time track in TMF in the replay editor, but nowhere else.

I understand that the price will be between $15 and $30 ... my last post was a rambling that started as a reply to the previous posts. Also, I'm tired ... so don't think I'm oblivious to things here

Yeah, but for those of us who didn't really care for coast (not that Valley will be a clone), there should be other ways to get our slidey tech fix. I think it's apparent now that I'm a stadium (tech) guy, but I am also a United owner, and I have tried such maps. Anyway, my main point is that I hope...

Before I give a guess, let me remind you of the following: What we see of TM2 (just Canyon) is a fraction of what the completed TM2 will have. Sure, the game has all the features of a complete, standalone game, but is part 1 of at least 3. Think about it: if every environment cost $50, that's $150 f...

One of the more impressive things is the compatibility. According to the_k, the machines at E3 were running dual core cpus and nvidia 560 graphics cards. They spit out those impeccable graphics at, as near as makes no difference, 200 fps. That means that this game is playable on budget machines. Som...

Lightmaps are going to be part of the track file, so the client will not have to render shadows when loading tracks. That will make it faster.

Instead of implementing two separate phases, would the ability to select and move large amounts of blocks in only one stage work? Or am I just not understanding the idea properly?

I completely disagree with what you think 'makes a game'. I could site counter examples, but here's the short version: What really makes a game is some factor that keeps people playing. An achievement, explicitly defined or not, that is long term, and somewhat difficult to reach. Games like this are...