Italian developer Raylight Studios has unveiled its new 3D engine for the Game Boy Advance. Currently called Blue Roses, the engine is capable of displaying 3,000 polygons per second on the handheld.
Raylight CEO Massi di Monda feels that the time is right for international publishers to take a second look at the games development offered by Italy. As Vice President of the Association of Italian ...
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