Well, since Fallout: New Vegas is developed by Obsidian, the use of Gamebryo is not for certain. Since Obsidian is working on Alpha Protocol that is running on the Unreal Engine it's uncertain what kind of engine New Vegas will run on. I personally think Unreal would be the best because it's simple better in terms of looks (if you work hard).

It's Gamebyro it's been confirmed I think.

It's already known to be running on the Gamebyro engine, case closed.

Damnit, that engine is butt ugly

It has been stated there was some improvements of the engine.

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You're not a graphics !#$%&, so you wouldn't understand.

It would've been way too cool if they, for some very odd reason, used the Dunia engine from Far Cry 2. That game looked really good scenes and effcts and despite it looking almost as good as Crysis (IMO) it ran very smoothly maxed out (dx9) on an average rig.

I agree, it's pretty much garbage, it's good but it's nothing compared to other engines. Next time, Beth needs to use iD tech.

:violin:

My butt isn't ugly; and this thread does seem to come across as somewhat biased.

Fallout New Vegas will utilize a tweaked version of the Gamebryo engine. You may like it, you may hate it. But stating that an engine is butt-ugly (which is a contradiction, as an engine does not have outward graphical beauty; the textures do that) leads me to assume that it has been known by you that the Gamebryo engine was used; and this is nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt at provoking a rant.

As such, I shall lock it down before I have to start doing things other people may regret


Greetz,

Milt