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Half Life 2 isn't the only one that can give amazing visuals.
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*Drools*
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Half Life 2 isn't the only one that can give amazing visuals.
[URL]http://media.pc.ign.com/media/670/670283/imgs_1.html[/URL]
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[URL]http://media.pc.ign.com/media/670/670283/imgs_1.html[/URL]
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Damarus wrote:
> Half Life 2 isn't the only one that can give amazing visuals.
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> [URL]http://media.pc.ign.com/media/670/670283/imgs_1.html[/URL]
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> *Drools*
Have you seen the video of it in action (link not at hand) it's *astounding*, but I dread to think of the power needed to run it smoothly. Well out of my current pc's league.
> Half Life 2 isn't the only one that can give amazing visuals.
>
> [URL]http://media.pc.ign.com/media/670/670283/imgs_1.html[/URL]
>
> *Drools*
Have you seen the video of it in action (link not at hand) it's *astounding*, but I dread to think of the power needed to run it smoothly. Well out of my current pc's league.
Without a doubt one of the most visually impressive games around, I saw the video about a week ago and despite its low quality (the video that is) it still looked amazing. Two things though, Unreal 2 was a big disappointment, looked great but was just yet another formulaic shoot em up that should have been more, and Unreal 3 itself probably wont be out until 2006. So I've heard.
It looks amazing, I have to admit: Each character in Unreal 3 has the same number of polygons as a level in Unreal 2. The lighting effects were astounding as well. Fan tan tan tan tastic.
Only two problems: The release date and the amount of diskspace that it'll take up.
Only two problems: The release date and the amount of diskspace that it'll take up.
How big is the video?
Der Nazi wrote:
> It looks amazing, I have to admit: Each character in Unreal 3 has the
> same number of polygons as a level in Unreal 2.
Listen to the video again, it's the original Unreal game. I guess the American accent is beyond your understanding, eh?
> It looks amazing, I have to admit: Each character in Unreal 3 has the
> same number of polygons as a level in Unreal 2.
Listen to the video again, it's the original Unreal game. I guess the American accent is beyond your understanding, eh?
Impressive.
I'd still rather have STALKER though.
I'd still rather have STALKER though.
Icarust wrote:
> Der Nazi wrote:
> It looks amazing, I have to admit: Each character in Unreal 3 has
> the
> same number of polygons as a level in Unreal 2.
>
> Listen to the video again, it's the original Unreal game. I guess the
> American accent is beyond your understanding, eh?
No, it's my poor memory: It's about two weeks since I last saw that video clip. =P
> Der Nazi wrote:
> It looks amazing, I have to admit: Each character in Unreal 3 has
> the
> same number of polygons as a level in Unreal 2.
>
> Listen to the video again, it's the original Unreal game. I guess the
> American accent is beyond your understanding, eh?
No, it's my poor memory: It's about two weeks since I last saw that video clip. =P
Hopefully they'll actually have a game to go with the impressive visuals this time, Unreal 2 for the time was one of the finest looking games around but it disappointed many people and ended up forgotten about by the majority of gamers. I'd be more interested in seeing a new Unreal Tournament game using that engine though.
I agree- something with graphics that good would be ideal for multiplayer, and with an improved arsenal and blood effects it would be perfect.
Bring on UT 2005! =D
Bring on UT 2005! =D