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Autodesk Gameware Technology Licensed To Nintendo

By TechTaffy Desk

[Techtaffy Newsdesk]

Autodesk has entered into a license agreement allowing Nintendo to provide Autodesk Gameware technology to its licensed developers creating video games for the upcoming Wii U platform.

Under terms of the agreement, Autodesk, Inc. has granted Nintendo the right to provide licensed Wii U game developers with three Gameware products: Autodesk Scaleform middleware for user interface development, Autodesk Kynapse middleware for artificial intelligence and Autodesk HumanIK middleware for interactive character animation.

The Autodesk Gameware product line is comprised of game development solutions that have been used in at least 1,000 games to date.

Upload: 03-11-12

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