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[Tulac]

Check out this awesome movie, the engine looks really great, realistic, will probably require a lot of CPU power, but it will redefine how we move in games too.

[Blood-Pigggy]

That was awesome, but that other guy he was showing the presentation to was a retard.

"So you can see the dust as we break the skeleton."
"YEAH! The DUST!"

[Juni Ori]

Cool! And I totally agree with BP, he was a retard.

[Potatoe]

It's not exactly news. It's been said like a month ago.

[DeathDude]

More than that actually, there are some cards that actually use such a feature, but it still hasn't gotten on with developers unfortunately mainly cause you need a seperate card to do such a thing to get the benefits of it, but over time hopefully will happen, has the potential to be quite nice.

[Sean]

Glad I own a 360, this tech is hitting hard in quite a few of the next gen titles coming to 360 shortly. Indiana Jones is the flagship product.

I think they're expermenting both with the dynamic physics/animation as well as a new material technology for splintering wood, breaking glass etc. I forget the name, there's a few previews up on IGN of both the game and the tech.

Check it out.

Industry is definatly making progress graphically, and for the most part gameplay is moving forward to. No complaints from me !

[Potatoe]

Sean, on Mar 31 2007, 04:29 PM, said:

Glad I own a 360, this tech is hitting hard in quite a few of the next gen titles coming to 360 shortly. Indiana Jones is the flagship product.

I think they're expermenting both with the dynamic physics/animation as well as a new material technology for splintering wood, breaking glass etc. I forget the name, there's a few previews up on IGN of both the game and the tech.

Check it out.

Industry is definatly making progress graphically, and for the most part gameplay is moving forward to. No complaints from me !

Indiana Jones and Star Wars: The force unleashed are the games that use this engine currently.

[Blood-Pigggy]

Probably both going to be lame games.

[Potatoe]

Blood-Pigggy, on Mar 31 2007, 07:25 PM, said:

Probably both going to be lame games.

Maybe, I have the same feeling, especially the way Lucasarts is doing right now.

[Sean]

Well, even some of the "lame" games out their today are worth a look. There are quite a few games lying around that aren't exactly A+ quality... and are clearly a half-arsed cash in attempt from UBuYSoFt  that can still be pretty enjoyable. If you can look past that big layer of cash in crappyness that is

[Blood-Pigggy]

Yeah but it's a waste of money, you can buy a lame game for $20 but you'll be wasting that money that could be going towards a $40 awesome game, it's pointless to buy them.