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[whitemalegamer]

Tried putting together my first Art vs. Artist post. 

Slowly but surely expanding my spellbook of digital magic

[iambrettsoha]

Bubble blast! This was fun and easier than I thought it would be. Which do you like better? The version with the extra layer or without? #2dfx #aau_animation #bubbles #fx #effects #effectsanimation #water #game #gamefx #2danimation https://www.instagram.com/p/BvIlCf9HWVf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1bnmxglfzwj1

[pmez]

Eng : Smoke 2d fx for video game :) Fr : Fumée en 2d fx pour du jeu video :) #smoke #2dfxanimation #2dfx #2danimation #animate #adobe #aftereffects #vfx #anime #animeeffect #videogames #gamefx https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ_knt7juJx/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[foxician]

I’m singing in the colored rain 😊☔

[sketch-odyssey]

In light of my panic over my Floridian friends, God Bless #unity3d #unity2017 #sketchodyssey #awevoidcomics #Gamefx #vfx #fxartist #environmenteffects #rain #3dartists #3dart

[yc-art]

TORNADOOO

[guyvs]

Coffee Update 08 is now online! Come check out the updates!

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[suppermariobroth]

Promotional photo of Mario and Luigi mascots at Thorpe Park, one of Britain’s major amusement parks, for their 2019 “GameFX” gaming-centered event. Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Store | Small Findings | Source

[thedoteaters]

I am Sinistar Unleashed, by GameFX Technology and THQ, for Windows. (1999) #retrogaming #bitstory

[francescacryptoblog]

(via Blockchain & Solidity Developer Job at GameFX)

[bpmobile]

ROG Phone 5 Ultimate

ROG Phone 5 Ultimate

Play to the max with ROG Phone 5 Ultimate, the gaming phone that takes no prisoners. Powered to win by the latest Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 888 5G Mobile Platform, this futuristic wonder packs an unbelievably responsive 144 Hz / 1 ms display, the unique ROG Vision rear matrix display, a monster 6000 mAh1 battery system, massively upgraded AirTrigger 5 game controls, and our iconic GameFX audio…

[foxician]

Love how this little VFX study turned out! I created it quite a while ago, but had no time to GIFify it. However I had some spare time recently and I found a nice and easy way to create a perfect loop. Hope you like it! I created it in Unity using particle systems and looped it in AfterEffects. From Unity I exported it frame by frame with a script. In AE I overlapped the rendered frames and used the "lighter color" mode which worked great for this kind of effect.

[mylucky137276]

Asus ROG Phone 3's 12GB RAM, 256GB storage variant goes on sale on Aug 21

ROG Phone 3 with 12GB RAM and 256GB internal storage will go on sale on August 21 at 12 noon, announced the Taiwanese electronics maker Asus on Wednesday. The gaming-centric smartphone was launched in India on July 22 in two variants, 8GB RAM + 128GB internal storage and 12GB RAM +256GB internal storage priced at Rs 49,999 and Rs 57,999. While the base model of the Flipkart-exclusive smartphone went on first sale on August 6 at the e-commerce platform, the top-tier variant will go on sale for the first time in India on August 21.

Asus ROG Phone 3 specifications

The ROG Phone 3 has a 6.59-inch fullHD+ AMOLED screen of a 144Hz refresh rate and 270Hz touch sampling rate. The screen claims to have a 1ms response time and 25ms touch latency. It is a 10-bit HDR10+-compliant screen with a peak brightness of 650 nits and 113 per cent DCI-P3 colour gamut. The phone is made of glass and metal, with Gorilla Glass 6 protection on the front.

 The smartphone is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ SoC, paired with up to 16GB RAM (LPDDR5) and 512GB internal storage (UFS 3.1). However, India will get the 8GB RAM + 128GB internal storage and 12GB RAM + 256GB variants. A 5G smartphone, it supports both standalone and non-standalone network protocols. The phone ships with Android 10 operating system-based ROG user interface. Like its predecessors, the phone has front-facing stereo speakers, powered by dual NXP TFA9874 amplifier chips. The phone lacks 3.5mm audio output but supports Hi-Res audio output through the USB type-C port. With regard to software-level audio customisation, the phone comes with the ROG GameFX for in-game audio experience and new AudioWizard tool with multiple listening profiles tuned by Dirac. The phone, which has four microphones, is powered by a 6,000 mAh battery supported by 30W wired fast charging.

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[androidical]

Asus ROG Phone 3: Price, Specifications and more

After enough leaks and rumors, Asus finally launched its new gaming smartphone – Asus ROG Phone 3. This upgraded handset shares the same design as its predecessor but ramped with the latest flagship specifications. Besides the high-end phone, the ROG brand also launched many accessories like Gamepad, Cases, Dock and Clips for better playing. Let’s check them all;

Asus ROG Phone 3 Specifications

Starting with the phone, Asus ROG Phone 3 has a 6.59″ AMOLED display with 1080 × 2340p resolution and 144GHz resolution. With 19.5:9 aspect ratio, it’s got HDR10+ support, 270Hz touch sampling rate and 650 nits of peak brightness. The glass is being protected by Gorilla Glass 6 and is Flicker Reduction-certified and has TUV Low Blue Light for reducing eye strains.

Under the hood, it’s got the latest Snapdragon 865+ SoC, which is coupled with Adreno 650 GPU and has several features for optimizing to gaming. It’s got GameCool 3 heat-dissipating system and a graphite film along with a 3D vapor chamber.

It also has AirTrigger3 ultrasonic buttons and comes with AeroActive Cooler 3 gear. This has a kickstand and a built-in fan to reduce heat within.

Related: Lenovo Legion Phone Duel – A new phone for core gamers

ROG Phone 3 comes in two storage variants of with 8GB/128GB or 12GB/256GB. This handset has a triple rear camera setup as 64-megapixel (f/1.8) Sony IMX686 as the primary sensor, followed by a 13-megapixel (2.4) ultra-wide lens and a 5-megapixel (f/2.0) macros lens.

Upfront, there’s a single 24-megapixel (f/2.0) lens. While it lacks a storage expansion slot, it supports USB connection to store and view external data.

It supports 5G, VoLTE, Bluetooth 5.1, WiFi 6, USB Type-C, and a pair of front-facing speakers that are made up of ROG GameFX and Dirac HD Sound technologies. With the in-display fingerprint sensor, ROG Phone 3 has a massive 6000mAh battery with 30W fast charging support. It’s got a 48-pin side dock to plug in gaming accessories for a better experience.

Asus ROG Phone 3 Price and Availability

The ROG Phone 3 coming in 8GB + 128GB and 12GB + 256GB are priced at Rs. 49,999 (~$669) and Rs.57,999 (~$776), respectively. It has also got a Kunai 3 Gamepad for Rs.9,999 (~$134), a TwinView Dock 3 for Rs.19,999 (~$268), Mobile Desktop Dock 2 for Rs.12,999 (~174).

There’s even a ROG Cetra Headset launched alongside, worth Rs.7,699 (~$103) and the ROG Cetra Core for Rs. 3,999 (~$54). The handset will be sold in India from August 6th onwards via Flipkart.

More to read:

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Google Stadia can now run on any Android phone

PUBG now available on Google Stadia, free for Stadia Pro subscribers

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ROG Phone 3 Hands-on Review: Asus unleashes its new Spec-Beast

Gaming market now stands at over 200 million with major contributions coming from the mobile phone category. Consequently, ‘Gaming flagships’ has emerged as a very popular segment where Asus’ ROG phones have been in a comfortable lead – at least in India.

ROG series is known for ultimate spec-heavy machines with unrestrained hardware and a singular gaming focus. There are also add-ons and accessories that hardcore gamers can invest in, just to get that edge. 

That’s precisely what the new ROG Phone 3 stands for. How much further is Asus pushing the limits with the third iteration? We intend to explore all ROG Phone 3 features in detail, but for now, a hands-on review will have to suffice. We have had the gaming beast with us for a day or so, and here are our first impressions.

Asus Rog Phone 3 Price in India and Specifications 

Product Asus ROG Phone 3 Display  (6.59-inch AMOLED 19.5:9 2340×1080 (391ppi); 144Hz AMOLED HDR10+270Hz touch sampling rate, 25ms touch latency Chipset 3.1 GHz octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Plus 5G Mobile Platform( 7nm); Adreno 650 GPU RAM 8GB/ 12GB LPDDR5 RAM Storage 128GB/ 256GB UFS 3.1  Software Android 10 based ROG UI  Audio Dual front-facing speakers, GameFX & Dirac HD Sound Rear camera  64MP SONY IMX686, F1.8, 1/1.7” sensor size13MP ultra-wide-angle, F2.45MP macro, F2.0 Front camera 24MP, F2.0 Battery 6000mAh, 30W fast charging  Dimensions and Weight 171mm x 78mm x 9.85mm; 240 grams Others NavIC, GPS, Bluetooth 5.1, USB 3.1 (Type-C), In-display fingerprint sensor,  Price in India 8GB + 128GB – Rs 49,999 12GB + 256GB – Rs 57,999

ROG Phone 3 Unboxing 

The most exciting box accessory is perhaps the new Aero case. The ROG Phone 3 box also comes with an interesting AR sticker.

Box contents include:

Handset

30W fast charging adaptor 

Charging cable (Type-C to Type-C)

Aero Case

ROG Stickers 

Documentation and SIM ejector

ROG Phone 3 Design and Build

Asus has been making the ROG Phone design more sublime every passing generation and the 3 dials back further when compared to the 2. The vent is now a bit more inconspicuous, and the copper piping is camouflaged under a silver coating. 

That doesn’t mean it’s anywhere near as boring or comparable to run of the mill flagship killers. It’s still a badass phone and, as always, Asus goes out of its way to accommodate gaming comfort and aesthetics.

Designed for landscape usage, the ROG phone 3 retains side-mounted USB charging port that enables gamers to charge while playing, there are sharp lines and a cool RGB ROG insignia that we love to flaunt, and Air triggers are still an unmatched convenience (there are some Air trigger improvements that we will test and detail in our full review).

Asus redesigns its vent and thermals every year based on the chipset used in order to maintain efficient heat dissipation and avoid throttling. This is also why the AeroActive cooler is the only accessory that’s not backward compatible.

Dimensions and weight are still about the same as of ROG Phone 2 from last year. Since phones, in general, have significantly scaled in size and heft in 2020, the ROG Phone 3 doesn’t feel half as intimidating as the 2 used to (to us, anyways).

It’s still solidly built – there is metal on the sides, Gorilla Glass 6 on the front, and Gorilla Glass 3 on the rear. Asus also bundles its Aero case that doesn’t obscure the highlights, is light and keeps the phone secure. 

Nobody seems to mind the notch anymore, but going back to an uninterrupted display still felt more….serene. Top and bottom bezels help with gaming in landscape orientation and having them also allows Asus to plant powerful front-facing stereo speakers. Immersive audio is one of the ROG traits that we appreciate the most.

Keeping up with the modern times, there is a third rear camera in the array. Asus uses an in-display fingerprint sensor which felt quite snappy in our initial usage.

Let’s now move on to display. 

Asus ROG Phone 3 Display

The AMOLED display used on the ROG Phone 3 sees several noticeable improvements. The refresh rate now goes up to 144Hz and the touch latency has been brought down from 49ms to 25ms. 

Asus uses an HDR10+ compliant panel and features like ROG themed Always-on mode and dark theme are all there. We didn’t notice any option to tweak color temperature or to choose between color profiles, though.

We intend to test the display some more and will let you know what we evaluate in our full review soon. 

ROG Phone 3 Performance Expectations and Software

ROG Phone 3 has the best in class performance hardware – Snapdragon 865+ (the first Snapdragon 800 series chip to go beyond 3.0GHz), LPDDR5 RAM, and UFS 3.1 storage. For anyone who needs to know, AnTuTu Benchmark score goes well beyond 6 lakh (a handsome 50% increase compared to ROG Phone 2 from last year). We are yet to test heavy games, but day-to-day usage and multi-tasking is blazing fast.

However, what essentially makes ROG Phone 3 stand out are the hardware-level customization options it offers to gamers. Users can quickly turn on the X mode from quick settings to fire their ROG at full throttle, and the Armoury app lets gamers customize aspects like display sensitivity, touch controls, etc separately for all games.

There are also several accessories like ROG Kunai 3 Gamepad, twin-view dock 3, Professional Dock, etc. that consumers can invest in to make the most of the raw performance power at their disposal. 

All that performance hardware might sound like overkill, but a gaming phone is something you get used to and something you stick to for considerable time – all the while pushing it to its extreme. Which is why any such machine needs to be future-ready and employ the very best.

Speaking of the future, Asus has partnered with Google for cloud gaming platform Stadia and ROG phone users will be able to stream games directly from Wi-Fi ones Stadia comes to India.  

Asus has also laid special emphasis on enhancing the audio output via the stereo speakers and we will be discussing if that made a noticeable difference in our review. 

For uninterrupted gaming, there is a 6000mAh battery inside. The bottom port is based on USB 2.0 and supports QC 3.0 and USB PD 3.0. The side-mounted port supports QC 4.0 and USB PD 3.0. Asus ships 30W charger with both ROG Phone 3 variants this year.

Also Read: What is NavIC?

ROG Phone 3: Camera expectations

The primary camera here is the 64MP Sony IMX686 that has been designed to output 16MP shots. Supporting sensors include a macro camera, ultra-wide-angle shooter, and of course, a 24MP selfie camera. 

The camera hasn’t yet been a forte of ROG phones and that’s perhaps not about to change with the third iteration. We aren’t in a position to pass on any sort of verdict as of now and that would need some extensive testing in different scenarios. We have still added a few samples below. Take a look

ROG Phone 3 First Impressions

ROG Phone 3 is what we expected it to be. It’s the most powerful phone available in the world and shall very well remain to be for a considerable time to come.

GST increase and higher exchange rates have contributed to the price hike this year, but that was to be expected. We will need to spend some more time with the phone just to check if there aren’t any unexpected surprises, but the customization options and the thoughtful design should still make it a defacto choice for people who prioritize gaming.

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