The developers will also benefit from having "thorough knowledge" of Unreal Engine 3, though if they encounter any problems, they should send an e-mail to the folks working on Capcom's Unreal-powered jetpack-em-up, Dark Void.
Capcom licenses Unreal engine for Euro-developed title
The developers will also benefit from having "thorough knowledge" of Unreal Engine 3, though if they encounter any problems, they should send an e-mail to the folks working on Capcom's Unreal-powered jetpack-em-up, Dark Void.
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That would be nice.
=p
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Plus Joystiq how about next time make a post when some company uses another engine seeing as by now every one uses UE3.
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Capcom already has an engine; it's called MtFramework. Unfortunately, their engine doesn't port between platforms all that easily and delivers underwhelming performance (poor framerates) given its hardware requirements; try playing Lost Planet PC, and you'll see exactly what I mean. The only reason you see so many developers (especially console devs) using the Unreal 3 engine is that it's incredibly portable and runs extremely well on any platform; even not so great Unreal 3 based ports (Turok, for PS3 or Gears of War for PC) run smootly with the only major problem being texture pop-in.
Mega Man....aging, oh clever joystiq....
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