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Posted: Apr 29th 2011 8:48PM MrPistachio said

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The sooner people are familiar with the technology, the faster it spreads, and the sooner we can make unintentionally tearing off push-to-open door-levers a reality!

That was still my favorite part of the game. The incredibly subtle humor there. When, way later in the game, her gently tapped on the lever with his palm I stopped playing for like 5 minutes because I was laughing so hard.

Posted: Apr 29th 2011 8:58PM 12thSAGEofGAMING said

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I always thought that this engine would make a good realistic sim.

Posted: Apr 29th 2011 9:28PM einhanderkiller said

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@12thSAGEofGAMING
It is used for sims. A good chunk of the money Crytek makes is made from licensing their engine for use in simulators.
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Posted: Apr 29th 2011 9:44PM Kougeru said

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@einhanderkiller I loved the CryEngine 2 demo with the yacht.....was amazing.
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Posted: Apr 29th 2011 9:51PM PersianSpice said

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Can anyone find a list of what institutions are doing this? I'd imagine the university I'm headed to probably signed up but I'd like to make sure.

Posted: Apr 30th 2011 1:20AM Vuvuzelas said

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@PersianSpice I second this request
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Posted: Apr 29th 2011 11:03PM Lerkero said

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They better get insurance on those licenses. There will be a bunch of exploded computers

Posted: May 1st 2011 7:04AM Misfit Toy said

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Ha. Good post. I like the last sentence Dave ;-)

Cool news for universities. I think Cry Engine can give Unreal a run for its money so its good to see the support.

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