At last Crytek admits what to what weve been saying....

Post » Wed Sep 01, 2010 5:23 pm

Yes folks it can be better and in time (not too long) i hope they will address. heres a little snipet from Digital Foundry and theie chat with crytek

"I think we already tapped a large part of the consoles' resources and hardware potential. But there is still quite some potential to push it further, especially from art side, since it was their first game with this engine iteration," Sousa observes, suggesting that it's not just the tools that will be improved, but also in how they are used.

"I'm quite confident they will learn to push our engine to its limits by carefully using their resources. From the tech side we will of course keep optimising and improving further, there is no such thing as the best optimisation/approach - performance and quality is always a moving target. There were also some areas we wanted to push further, for example minimising memory transfers, but we just lacked the time to make it happen."

read full article here http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-the-making-of-crysis-2
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Post » Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:40 pm

That was an interesting article as usual from the brilliant as always Digital Foundry. Interesting to see how they approached the game with no lead system and explaining how they got it up and working on the PS3.

8Gb of RAM for next gen though? lol Would be good, but I doubt they will go that far.
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Post » Thu Sep 02, 2010 3:36 am

That was an interesting article as usual from the brilliant as always Digital Foundry. Interesting to see how they approached the game with no lead system and explaining how they got it up and working on the PS3.

8Gb of RAM for next gen though? lol Would be good, but I doubt they will go that far.


It's easily achievable. Parts now days are dirt cheap compared to when these consoles originally released.
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Post » Wed Sep 01, 2010 5:54 pm

they need to improved server
or
dedicated server
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Post » Wed Sep 01, 2010 5:01 pm

That was an interesting article as usual from the brilliant as always Digital Foundry. Interesting to see how they approached the game with no lead system and explaining how they got it up and working on the PS3.

8Gb of RAM for next gen though? lol Would be good, but I doubt they will go that far.


It's easily achievable. Parts now days are dirt cheap compared to when these consoles originally released.

True, but I just don't think they will. Hopefully i'll be proven wrong.
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Post » Thu Sep 02, 2010 12:27 am

That was an interesting article as usual from the brilliant as always Digital Foundry. Interesting to see how they approached the game with no lead system and explaining how they got it up and working on the PS3.

8Gb of RAM for next gen though? lol Would be good, but I doubt they will go that far.


It's easily achievable. Parts now days are dirt cheap compared to when these consoles originally released.

Different type of RAM and consoles probably aren't going to be as heavily subsidized in the future.
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