Grammatical fixes (#30624)
Fixed a variety of grammatical inconsistencies
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Uscript is the engine's native scripting language, used for creating game code and gameplay events before the release of Unreal Engine 4, and was designed for high level programming. The script was written and programmed by Tim Sweeney, also the creator of another scripting language, ZZT-oop.
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Since 2015 the Unreal Engine has been free to use, with Epic charging a 5% royalty on sales of titles produced using the engine. Epic make the majority of their codebase freely available via their Github, although source for closed platforms such as the Playstation 4 and Xbox One is only available for registered platform developers.
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Since 2015 the Unreal Engine has been free to use, with Epic charging a 5% royalty on sales of titles produced using the engine. Epic make the majority of their codebase freely available via their GitHub, although source for closed platforms such as the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One is only available for registered platform developers.
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### Unreal Versions
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Unreal has gone through 4 major revisions. Although some code is common between releases, each major version is a separate engine and projects cannot be moved between them. Within each major engine release, there are multiple minor versions.
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Released in 1998 and targeted Windows PC, Linux, Mac, PlayStation 2 and Dreamcast. The engine was written in C++, and easily moddable using the Unreal Script language.
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* Unreal Engine 2
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Released in 2002 and targeted Windows PC, Linux, Mac, Playstation 2 and Xbox. The engine was written in C++, utilized the Unreal Script language.
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Released in 2002 and targeted Windows PC, Linux, Mac, PlayStation 2 and Xbox. The engine was written in C++, utilized the Unreal Script language.
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* Unreal Engine 3
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Released in 2004 and targeted Windows PC, Linux, Mac, iOS, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. Development is split between Unreal Script and C++, with an additional visual scripting interface called Kismet.
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Released in 2004 and targeted Windows PC, Linux, Mac, iOS, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Development is split between Unreal Script and C++, with an additional visual scripting interface called Kismet.
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* Unreal Engine 4
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Released in 2015 and targets PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Mac OS X, iOS, Android, many VR systems, Linux, SteamOS, and HTML5, and the editor can run on Windows, OS X and Linux. Unreal Script has been removed and replaced with dynamically reloaded C++ modules, and a more advanced visual scripting interface called Blueprints. Since the release of version 4.20, Unreal Engine has been taking big steps towards mobile gaming and currently is a great tool for developing high-end titles on Android, iOS platforms.
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### Popular Games made in Unreal
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- Ashen
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- Batman Arkham City
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- Batman: Arkham City
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- Mass Effect
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- Bioshock
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- BioShock 2
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