I'm pleased to see that my previous rant about problems with Unity3D is now irrelevant. All those problems are fixed. Excellent!
Even better, Unity Indie is now free. The new profiler will also be very useful! Unfortunately its too late to port my current project, so I'll have to wait a bit to try out the new features.
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