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Cloud vs. Local Game Engines: What It Means for Game Integrity - GIS user technology news
Game engines are the invisible scaffolding behind every digital game—responsible for rendering graphics, simulating physics, processing inputs, and coordinating the myriad systems that define interactive play. Traditionally, these engines have been housed locally, operating directly on the user’s hardware. But with the rise of remote computing and faster internet infrastructure, cloud-based game engines are challenging […] The post Cloud vs. Loc…
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