Simple 3D development engine installs record 35 million times

According to overseas media reports, 3D game development engine Unity WEB Player installed the number of times has reached a record of 35 million. The engine's developer, the unity Technologies of the United States, has grown from 13,000 to 250,000 this year when it was just launched last year. Unity Web Player allows software developers to develop 3D games on a unified platform and view the effects of real-time builds in a browser.　　The biggest feature of this engine is that ordinary non-professional professionals can also produce a 3D effect comparable to that of a professional designer. David Helgason, chief executive of Unity Technologies, said in an interview, "Our growth has proven our great value and great potential around 3D game development, personnel training, visual effects, software simulations and market development." "The Unity engine can help developers easily and simply produce excellent 3D effects and generate views in real time."　　A version of the platform for the iphone, IPad, PC, MAC, Android, Wii, PS3, and XB360 has been launched and offers free downloads and professional paid editions.　　In September, Unity Technologies launched the UNITY3, which supports unified editing of the Android OS system and allows developers to switch between different platforms. The engine was previously awarded the 2010 Science and Technology Innovation Award by the Wall Street Journal. The masterpiece is the "Tiger Woods PGA Pro Tour Online" developed by EA through this engine, and EA also signed with Unity Technologies for future licensing agreements.