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Emergent Game Technologies
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- type of organization: private
- size: medium (51 to 100 people)
- website: www.emergent.net
- development offices: unknown
Emergent Elements is a new class of breakthrough cross-platform middleware solutions for game developers--all the tools required to build, test and manage interactive games. By giving developers the power to tightly control virtually every aspect of increasingly complex games, these tools help developers fuel creativity while significantly reducing risk. Emergent Elements are designed for use as stand-alone products, or as part of a highly flexible, integrated framework.
3 ratings
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great marketing ... no product
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March 24, 2008
... dont believe the stories ... nothing new has been delivered in 3 years. All promises and no execution!
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Layoff
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January 14, 2008
Emergent has canned the Emergent Platform which was in Beta and their Metrics product. A bunch of us in CA were also laid off.
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IT Infastructure is useless and down a lot
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April 12, 2007
The IT Department is Useless. The VPN has been down for weeks and the bandwidth is very slow. The System Admins have huge turnover and do not seem to be on top of anything.
The place is a little to casual so nothing really happens and if your work here you will have to deal with office politics since there more interested in that then turning out code.