IBM Wants to Join the Game Market

With the development of games for the business to the number of IBM products and expand the overall costs down to the company.

"We zijn er achter gekomen dat je met behulp van games unieke vaardigheden kunt ontwikkelen, gezien het grote aantal verschillende genres", aldus Laux . "We find that you can use unique games can develop skills, given the large number of different genres," said Laux.

"So you have the casual games of the memory and the drive train to distinguish between small details, and there are the shooter games that the reaction to develop.Verder zijn role playing-games als World of Warcraft uitermate geschikt om leiderschapskwaliteiten bij iemand naar boven te brengen." Furthermore, role-playing games like World of Warcraft is extremely suitable for someone with leadership qualities to top it. "

Het is vooralsnog onduidelijk welk soort games we in de toekomst van de succesvolle computerfabrikant kunnen verwachten. It is unclear what sort of games we have in the future of the successful computer can expect.Laux kon verder ook nog niet duidelijk maken wanneer IBM precies de daad bij het woord zal voegen en daadwerkelijk games zal gaan ontwikkelen. Laux was also not yet clear when exactly the IBM action to the word and will add real games will develop.

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I wander how they would do as a game maker.

They are in the game market. They make chips for all the systems IIRC.SpruceCaboose

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]They are in the game market. They make chips for all the systems IIRC.JIT93

[QUOTE="JIT93"][QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]They are in the game market. They make chips for all the systems IIRC.SpruceCaboose

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"][QUOTE="JIT93"] I thought they did something else too Like a Printer or something, because I heard of it before :?JIT93

They don't really focus much on actual PCs anymore. I know they do server work as well as develop chips for gaming consoles (Both the Wii and PS3 use some of their tech). But they used to have mouses, keyboards, etc.

They are in the game market. They make chips for all the systems IIRC.SpruceCaboose

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"][QUOTE="JIT93"] I thought they did something else too Like a Printer or something, because I heard of it before :?JIT93

They make computers and laptops(Lenovos). My college has a huge partnership with them and sells Lenovos from our computer store. Actually my Comp. Sci. I teacher, who also works at IBM, worked on some of the chipsets that went into the Wii, PS3 and 360.

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The word exclusive won't exist then

If they do appear in the vg competition, I propose the IBM fanboys be called "raccoons".

Seriuolsy though, with the economy and their lack of experience, it would be a terrible idea.

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]They are in the game market. They make chips for all the systems IIRC.JIT93

If they do appear in the vg competition, I propose the IBM fanboys be called "raccoons".

Seriuolsy though, with the economy and their lack of experience, it would be a terrible idea.

magiciandude

Remember, it took the combine might of Microsoft**, Intel**, Compaq, DELL** to drive away IBM from the controlling the X86 PC business.

**Part of PC Gaming Alliance group.

If they do appear in the vg competition, I propose the IBM fanboys be called "raccoons".

Seriuolsy though, with the economy and their lack of experience, it would be a terrible idea.

Remember, it took the combine might of Microsoft**, Intel**, Compaq, DELL** to drive away IBM from the controlling the X86 PC business.

**Part of PC Gaming Alliance group.

If they do appear in the vg competition, I propose the IBM fanboys be called "raccoons".

Seriuolsy though, with the economy and their lack of experience, it would be a terrible idea.

Remember, it took the combine might of Microsoft**, Intel**, Compaq, DELL** to drive away IBM from the controlling the X86 PC business.

**Part of PC Gaming Alliance group.

[QUOTE="magiciandude"][QUOTE="ronvalencia"] IBM is already providing CPUs for the 3 consoles, IDE, compliers, optimised PowerPC/SPE math libraries and fabricating certain NVIDIA GPUs. With development support for optimised PowerPC and SPEs math libraries, IBM already developed relationships with game developers.

Remember, it took the combine might of Microsoft**, Intel**, Compaq, DELL** to drive away IBM from the controlling the X86 PC business.

**Part of PC Gaming Alliance group.

JIT93

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]They are in the game market. They make chips for all the systems IIRC.JIT93