Wolfenstein, did not know it was on the way and did not know that it used the Rage engine.
http://www.fz.se/filer/?id=6879
http://www.fz.se/filer/?id=6879
RAGE : It Deserves its own thread now!
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Does it? I thought it used Megatextures, like Quakewars before it did, but wasn't a id Tech5 game (Rage is a game built on the id Tech5 technology).
It doesn't. Intertubes reporters getting even more brain dead because id's own website says Wolfie is id Tech 4.
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There's an interview about space issues and additional costs on the 360 because of it here.
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3169112
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3169112
There's that same interview already posted in this thread, too 
. Edit : I think this interview is actually the Horse's mouth, rather than a journo's reporting.
. Edit : I think this interview is actually the Horse's mouth, rather than a journo's reporting."Nerve-Damage"
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It looks quite good, but we definitely need some direct feed video, as these camera videos always tend to look better than the 'real thing'.
In fact I'm thinking about how to simulate the same effect as in game post processing effect
Please elaborate!?!
Do you mean the handle video camera effect that gives you the perception that a game has an ungodly amount of free anti-aliasing, life-like washed out colors, and the captured natural lighting or indoor interior lighting giving the higher contrast ratio & detailed look, all produced/captured by video camera itself, thus giving the perception the video game has an higher IQ, rather than the videogame itself, in real-time?
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I think we're glossing over a fundamental issue here. No one wants to swap discs in the middle of an action game. Moreover, developers don't want to be tasked with divvying up content between multiple discs. I'm surprised that no one here is talking about how having to swap discs at various points in the game might affect the flow of RAGE. MGS4 didn't have disc swapping, but it did have hard-disk swapping -- making you wait through installs if you wanted to change acts. Not so much of a problem with the game being linear, but is RAGE going to be linear?
Perhaps the solution Carmack is working on is mandatory installation. He could essentially compress the game onto one disc with procedural generation of mega textures on the first load. But I think mandatory installation is another one of MS's no-nos that he's gonna have to petition against. It's received so much negative press when PS3 games have had it, that MS would not want to come under such fire, plus not every 360 owner has a hard drive.
Perhaps the solution Carmack is working on is mandatory installation. He could essentially compress the game onto one disc with procedural generation of mega textures on the first load. But I think mandatory installation is another one of MS's no-nos that he's gonna have to petition against. It's received so much negative press when PS3 games have had it, that MS would not want to come under such fire, plus not every 360 owner has a hard drive.
For all we know it's three zones across three disks. Unless it's totally open-world, separating the content into disks according to the flow of the story isn't much of an issue.
It didn't look good enough for Tech5 to me. Definatly looked more Doom 3 esq.
Iron Tiger
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The black shadows and shading in RAGE makes it look somewhat Doom-3-esque.
I was considering that pennies a disk at millions of disks adds up quite a bit, and if such a game will only require a third disk because "developers lose upwards of 2 gigs of space per a disc because of information Microsoft requires developers to put on the discs" then I can see why they would want to persuade MS into covering that cost. After all, that alone makes their engine less atractive to license, where as the extra development costs put into optimizing their engine for the PS3 does the opposite.
However, having seen the acutal interview on 1up now, I see he does specificly mention "an extra licensing fee per-disk".
What does this mean? I assume he's referring to whatever it is on the discs that knocks the capacity down from the 8.5 GB theoretical of DVD-9 to the 7.2 we know on 360 DVD's.
But thats less than 2GB difference..
It doesnt seem like he could be referring to an ADITTIONAL 2GB, as that would knock capacity down to ~5 GB!
Wonder what he is referring to, and what that data is, copy protection stuff?
It's actually the *same* engine as Doom3, just with a few upgrades. RAGE is the first title to utilize IdTech5, Doom 4 is apparently the next to use it, unless licensing is already underway with other devs ready to beat Id to the punch (which I seriously doubt).
I thought the 8.5->7.2 loss was already copy-protection stuff. He could just be exagerating numbers for effect, to get more of a rise out of those of us who don't know the truth and have to rely on 'people in the know'.
You just have to take a look at the illegal Iso Images, 7GB is the limit not 5.
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