CryENGINE 3

Better quality (still off-screen)

http://pc.gamespy.com/dor/objects/14354294/crysis-2/videos/cryengine3_trl_offscreen.html?show=hi

 

Good god that looks incredible!!!

 

Wow.
Looks great.

 

drool.... Wow Prophet looks a lot better. Can't wait to see more footage.

 

IGN has one 720P Off-Screen video for does that have and insider account.

http://pc.ign.com/dor/objects/14354294/crysis-2/videos/cryengine3_trl_offscreen.html

 

That's the same as in the GameSpy link above. Same network...

 

I don’t see the link to download de 720P video on Gamespy.

 

Looks fantastic, I want direct feed now! XD

Procedural deformation was my favorite part.

 

That shot of Prophet looked amazing when I saw it on Gametrailers. Absolutely fucking amazing. Must note that it was a PC shot though.

 

Amazing indeed. But the tech demo always look OMG. Hope the game can look, this good. It is really like Crysis running on Consoles

 

Super!! Looks phantastic!
I liked the "Hit Reaction" part the most!!

Why do devs always torture us with this stuff...let me play it...now!!!!
Pleeease...

 

The deferred rendering part and Prophet scene really wowed me but I wasn't as impressed by the rest as I hoped tbh. The destruction are nice though one would speculate to what extent for an actual game level. It's still an excellent looking game by any means but maybe the city isn't the best scene to describe cryengine 3's full potential.

 

Sooo...those shoots were console version?

 

Stage demo

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5

 

It had to be a damn console centric site the only one recording this demo >_>

EDIT: For the skeptics thinking this might only be used for "realistic" graphics, check this out (made with CE2):

http://www.bluesnews.com/screenshots/games/projectest/20100305/

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJoBSLB7JBY&hd=1

 

Good example of how an engine is only a tool for artistic vision. The more features you build into it, the more flexible it can become. Graphical realism has just become a measuring stick for graphics quality. Another good example for using an engine to push a specific art style to it's limits is Zenoclash. I consider it to be the most impressive Source engine game to date. It looks amazing in motion and incredibly convincing despite the unusual proportioning of characters and even weirder setting.

 

A little birdie told me we'll be getting a Crysis 2 blowout of some sort in "early April".

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFEJVszWg18&feature=player_embedded

was this one from gdc already posted?

 

^ Yep - http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.php?p=1406022&postcount=779

 

From where do we know they are using it? Edge could be wrong, like PhillB said.
But If they are using it, then meh... I'm with MfA on this. Totally unnecessary, unless you want to please the console crowd. Oh wait...