LumbergTech
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this doesnt really bother me...i feel that new devs are coming in and taking over..epic will be obsolete...
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Originally posted by: Canai
UT3 engine is fail anyway.
Good riddance, I say. Keep those crap games on the consoles.
Don't blame the Unreal Engine 3 for UT3's shortcomings... UT3 is a game, poorly designed. UE3 is an engine, designed quite well. There's a HUGE difference.
Originally posted by: sirjonk
Thread Title Needs Updating:
Update Epic Games VP Mark Rein sent FiringSquad a note that clarifies Tim Sweeney's statements:
When Tim says the next engine "will exclusively target the next console generation" what he means is that it won't be an engine suitable for this console generation which comprises Xbox 360, PS3 and the kind of gaming PCs people are using today. It does not mean it will be exclusive to consoles or that we?re focusing exclusively on consoles.
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Translation: "exclusive to next gen consoles" means UE4 isn't intended to run on current gen PS3/X360 systems, not that it's exclusive to consoles in general. UE4 will run on PCs as well as the next gen consoles.
Version 4 will exclusively target the next console generation, Microsoft's successor for the Xbox 360, Sony's successor for the Playstation 3 - and if Nintendo ships a machine with similar hardware specs, then that also. PCs will follow after that.
Originally posted by: hooflung
http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=532&type=overview
I think Carmack explains it the best and most levelheaded. Basically, he explains why consoles are better for developers and why PC development is slowing down. At the same time not bashing the industry to make excuses and offers some insight into how likes the PC market and thinks it is a great market. Also smacks down PhysX again and also Intel politely.
Originally posted by: sirjonk
Thread Title Needs Updating:
Update Epic Games VP Mark Rein sent FiringSquad a note that clarifies Tim Sweeney's statements:
When Tim says the next engine "will exclusively target the next console generation" what he means is that it won't be an engine suitable for this console generation which comprises Xbox 360, PS3 and the kind of gaming PCs people are using today. It does not mean it will be exclusive to consoles or that we?re focusing exclusively on consoles.
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Translation: "exclusive to next gen consoles" means UE4 isn't intended to run on current gen PS3/X360 systems, not that it's exclusive to consoles in general. UE4 will run on PCs as well as the next gen consoles.
Originally posted by: AdamK47
Originally posted by: sirjonk
Thread Title Needs Updating:
Update Epic Games VP Mark Rein sent FiringSquad a note that clarifies Tim Sweeney's statements:
When Tim says the next engine "will exclusively target the next console generation" what he means is that it won't be an engine suitable for this console generation which comprises Xbox 360, PS3 and the kind of gaming PCs people are using today. It does not mean it will be exclusive to consoles or that we?re focusing exclusively on consoles.
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Translation: "exclusive to next gen consoles" means UE4 isn't intended to run on current gen PS3/X360 systems, not that it's exclusive to consoles in general. UE4 will run on PCs as well as the next gen consoles.
It's amazing that this needed clarification. People have already formulated a biased opinion. Their interpretation of the original article gets skewed as a result.
Originally posted by: Krakn3Dfx
Originally posted by: hooflung
http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=532&type=overview
I think Carmack explains it the best and most levelheaded. Basically, he explains why consoles are better for developers and why PC development is slowing down. At the same time not bashing the industry to make excuses and offers some insight into how likes the PC market and thinks it is a great market. Also smacks down PhysX again and also Intel politely.
Carmack, a man I've always admired for pushing the envelope when it comes to gaming tech, now tries to paint the console as some sort of godsend for game developers. The console is a static piece of hardware, never changing, while the PC is ever evolving, which has, in the past, been where id has thrived, pushing consumers to buy bigger and better hardware to run their titles. If id is going to abandon that arena in favor of console development, then that does worry me a little.
In the end, is Valve the new id Software for the PC?
Originally posted by: AdamK47
Originally posted by: sirjonk
Thread Title Needs Updating:
Update Epic Games VP Mark Rein sent FiringSquad a note that clarifies Tim Sweeney's statements:
When Tim says the next engine "will exclusively target the next console generation" what he means is that it won't be an engine suitable for this console generation which comprises Xbox 360, PS3 and the kind of gaming PCs people are using today. It does not mean it will be exclusive to consoles or that we?re focusing exclusively on consoles.
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Translation: "exclusive to next gen consoles" means UE4 isn't intended to run on current gen PS3/X360 systems, not that it's exclusive to consoles in general. UE4 will run on PCs as well as the next gen consoles.
It's amazing that this needed clarification. People have already formulated a biased opinion. Their interpretation of the original article gets skewed as a result.
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Originally posted by: Canai
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Originally posted by: Canai
UT3 engine is fail anyway.
Good riddance, I say. Keep those crap games on the consoles.
Don't blame the Unreal Engine 3 for UT3's shortcomings... UT3 is a game, poorly designed. UE3 is an engine, designed quite well. There's a HUGE difference.
I just really don't like the engine. Same thing with the UT2k4 engine.
Again, you can't really say it's the engine you don't like. You really should be saying you don't like Epic's implementation of the engine in UT2k4 or UT3. I'm sure there are a lot of games out there using UE2 and possibly UE3 that you DO like. UE is used in so many titles in so many ways - UT*, Bioshock, NWN, Vanguard are 4 possible examples of different genre and play styles all using the Unreal Engine...
Originally posted by: Crafty35a
Not to nitpick, but NWN uses the Aurora engine.Originally posted by: Canai
UE is used in so many titles in so many ways - UT*, Bioshock, NWN, Vanguard are 4 possible examples of different genre and play styles all using the Unreal Engine...