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Originally posted by: CPA

Interesting you say that cause PK uses the SS engine.
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No it doesn't - they are completely different engines, not to mention that one runs under OpenGL while the other runs under Direct3D.
 
Originally posted by: BFG10K
Originally posted by: CPA

Interesting you say that cause PK uses the SS engine.
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No it doesn't - they are completely different engines, not to mention that one runs under OpenGL while the other runs under Direct3D.
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Are you sure, I thought for sure it used the SS engine.

edit: Looks like I was wrong. They use their own "PAIN" engine. I did, however, find others who thought they used the SS engine. Oh well. I love both games.
 
Originally posted by: CPA

I did, however, find others who thought they used the SS engine.
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I'm not sure why they'd think that given the games are three years apart and use two different rendering APIs.
 
Originally posted by: BFG10K
Originally posted by: CPA

I did, however, find others who thought they used the SS engine.
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I'm not sure why they'd think that given the games are three years apart and use two different rendering APIs.
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I guess because most of us are not in the know on APIs. 😛
 
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