Unreal 3 Engine Tech Demo
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You know we already have UE3 games out right?
Like Roboblitz, which you can try on Steam, and Rainbow Six Vegas.
You need a Pixel Shader 3.0 graphics card though, sorry ATI x800 users, looks like its time to upgrade.
Like Roboblitz, which you can try on Steam, and Rainbow Six Vegas.
You need a Pixel Shader 3.0 graphics card though, sorry ATI x800 users, looks like its time to upgrade.
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According to Yoshiro in IRC UE3 NEEDS Pixel Shader 3.0, I have no idea how you run roboblitz on an x800.
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well i played the demo with no probs. Maybe its up the devs to provide back support for ps 2.0 when they make the game. Cos im sure u3.0 is just a beefed up 2.5 so most of the features of 2.5 are there if you want them in 3.0
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I think epic would be a bit annoyed if you said it was a beefed up UE2.5 engine. They are as much different as the Q4 engine is to the Q3 one.
New features are:
HDR maps (done properly this time round, not bolted on bloom as 2.5)
MASSIVE textures, normal maps, procedually genarated texture support (the same stuff that let someone make a fully formed 3d FPS fit into 96k of hard disk space)
Agea PhysX support, decent ragdolling, better netcode. The list goes on.
New features are:
HDR maps (done properly this time round, not bolted on bloom as 2.5)
MASSIVE textures, normal maps, procedually genarated texture support (the same stuff that let someone make a fully formed 3d FPS fit into 96k of hard disk space)
Agea PhysX support, decent ragdolling, better netcode. The list goes on.
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So very, very old but mighty impressive still. UE3 is never fails to impress with what I've seen in Gears of War and Rainbow Six Vegas.
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I only played a little bit of GOW. Is it just me or are the maps really small for singleplayer? Yeah they look huge but the playable area is always so damn small. Anyway fun game especialy coop, no physic's objects to be found though.
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GOW is the best example so far of the UE3.0 engine but i still think they have not unleashed its true potential.
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