Well, so much for me blabbing about subscriptions not being a major revenue stream: Crytek is giving their engine away for $10 per dev and no royalties at all. Madness...
Unreal Engine 4
- Thread starter Dominik D
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Ahh, I thought you would see a lot of games started then abandoned after 1 month, restarted 2 years later, and completed in 1 month
Priyadarshi
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If you have enough money to pay these 50 devs then 1000$ pm is minuscule. If they all are working independently they can pay 20$ from their own pocket, not a big deal again.
Priyadarshi
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I'd rather dx12 rendered with abandon
now to bash Brits hopes by posting something important
Epic's Tim Sweeney lays out the case for Unreal Engine 4's licensing model
http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/...ney_lays_out_the_case_for_Unreal_Engine_4.php
now to bash Brits hopes by posting something important
Epic's Tim Sweeney lays out the case for Unreal Engine 4's licensing model
http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/...ney_lays_out_the_case_for_Unreal_Engine_4.php
firstminion
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Ahh, I thought you would see a lot of games started then abandoned after 1 month, restarted 2 years later, and completed in 1 month
Talk about "code rush"
Ok, that's just bananas. Someone is betting his neck really deep on this.
Didn't see a post of this http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/...ing_CryEngine_into_a_subscription_service.php
I wonder if Samaritan and Infiltrator are both part of the same IP?
I really wish they'd stop demonstrating cut-scene style video's. Yeah we all know it was rendered in real time but it's hard to be amazed because it looks so much like pre-rendered CGI.
If they demonstrated the same graphics in a true game play situation (3D fighter for example) with two guys on stage with controllers fighting each other then people would be stunned by this. Even though it wouldn't look quite as good due to the lack of cinematic direction it would be vastly more impressive.
Unreal Tournament 2015 - Close Quartes?
I agree, but - in a free interpretation of what someone put in their signature - cinematic is the new surrogate gameplay.
Additionally, everything - including the samaritan demo - was set in a pretty close space (at least where the action took place). While I do not doubt the possibility to just give four walls, ceiling and floor realistic physical properties in a single room, this would be vastly more complex throughout a complete game world.
Don't know where to post it, Dynamic GI in Fable Legends
Lionhead's GI tech based on LPV that was integrated in UE4
Lionhead's GI tech based on LPV that was integrated in UE4
Does anyone know how many bytes per pixel Unreal 4 requires? This will have a huge impact on the future of the Xbox One. A majority of games released in the next 6 - 10 years will use this engine, and if it requires more than 16 bytes per pixel, the One will most likely not reach 1080P for most games.