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Starting 'em young: Crytek teams up with universities, aims to 'hook' students on CryENGINE 3 |
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Crytek has just teamed up with universities yet again for their technology, CryENGINE 3. Their goal is simple: get them hooked.
Crytek's R&D Manager, Ury Zhilinsky, puts it by saying that they aim to entice the students from the universities with their products so that they will "become part of our larger CryENGINE community, so they can create their own innovations and train to become the developers of the future."
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Via Joystiq
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Well BOO HOO, CRY ME A RIVER!! Graphics are not everything.
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Sure graphics are nice and everything but remember that the what makes an engine effective is its not only graphics, but a composition of elements such as: Easy-to-Use/Physics/Graphics/Efficiency(Usag e of Gpu and Cpu and how it's gonna use it) and so on.
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an engine is essensially a template.
anything built on this engine will share crysis soul, just like (for example) any game built on source has that half life 2 mod smell.
crysis is a ***** game because it plays and feels like *****.. hense this engine + *****
T-Max Blaze was spot on.
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@Musev A engine is the base. It isn't essentially the game. Crytek just showed that you can make a game using the engine nothing else. Also Unreal Engine powers many games but they aren't all in the same format as Unreal Tournament. e.g Gears of war 1 + 2, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, The Wheelman, Mirror's Edge, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 1 + 2 and Stranglehold are all based on Unreal Engine but they aren't essentially one game and one format.
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