Quick Jump Daily Digest
Thank you for your interest in the Quick Jump Daily Digest. Get notified of all new content on QJ in our free Daily Digest. To subscribe, enter your email address below and click the subscribe button.
CellFactor HD Video Demonstrates Physics Engine for PS3 |
Listed in: PS3 Tags: playstation 3 updates, Sony
AGEIA, the company developing the physics engine for the PS3, has released a video demonstrating the power of the engine. CellFactor is a PC game but the physics driving the game are being used for the PS3. The video is actually game footage demonstrating the realistic feel of the physics in real time.
Through the entire video I found my self in awe of the realistic physics as the characters run around blowing every thing in site across the map launching gravity based weapons that suck in debris and launch it high into the sky. Just watching the video its hard not get get lost in the realistic feel of every turn you take or grenade lobbed your way. I can not wait to get my hands on this game. This video is nothing short of awsome but expect a massive load time.
Download: [CellFactor Trailer] (MOV)
| This story sucks? This story rocks! |
|
|
Comments
Reply
it's funny to me that you can be in awe of the physics involved, as you see a great deal of 'realistic' physics in the real world and aren't exactly bowled over by it. mind you i haven't actually seen anyone flinging gravity weapons in real life.
Reply
Reply
I love this video, but I can tell it using the mouse controller cos fast reaction.
I'm really hope PS3 will have fully support with mouse and keyboard for FPS otherwise I might need to spend lotta for upgrade on my computer to get advance like it.
Reply
I dont know what system they are playing this on but it definitly doesnt look pre-rendered. This is like the combination of the graphics of Doom and Quake with the large areas in half-life 2 with a really good physics engine.
My friends SLI 7800 Starts showing signs of slowing down in half-Life2 when theres a plethora of stuff on the screen moving at the same time, ie the physics stress test map. and this video is just as crazy.
if this is a game, i really wanna play it.
Reply
So, i don't really care. Oh well....
Reply
your friend has two 7800(that is SLI right?) and it slows down on Half-Life 2?.....you sure it isn't his computer?
I have a one 6800 and I never slow down....though I have a gaming comp that is only for games...
Reply
Reply
He is using a controller too. There are delays indicative of a controller stick. That and he keeps facing one way alot.
Example, when he psy-jumps up to the beam, and finds another person. He immediately fires at the ground, while he takes the control stick an THEN drags it up to hit the guy.
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
Second, Just because PS3 will use this physics engine doesnt mean it will be that insanley cool. Look how many games use the Havok physics engine. HL2 being one of the most famous.Barely any of them using Havok so far has the realistic feel that HL2 had.
We can only hope that they could get physics like that on the PS3...but im not getting my hopes up till I see with my own eyes, it running on a PS3.
Its driving me nuts that I cannot see actual gameplay for this system yet...I want one bad and waiting is getting out of hand. May is too far away to see more on this system. I'll just stick with my 360 for now I guess :-/
(though im loving every minute of time spent on my 360)
Reply