When a new platform is released, it gives developers an exciting chance to create something unique and different that entertains an entirely new audience. For the NGP, developers will once again be able to create compelling new experiences that push the boundaries of what we expect in games, and to do that they will need a powerful game engine that allows them to make the titles they want, rather than what they are constrained to make with a limited engine. To talk about bringing the Vision Game Engine to the NGP/Vita, the rise of freeware and dominance of the Unreal Engine, PlayStation LifeStyle chatted to Trinigy’s General Manager, Felix Roeken.
The most prodigious gaming engine on the planet will soon integrate with one of the most advanced 3D technological companies in gaming. What does this mean for gamers?
Nice, gaming keeps getting better and better and the havok engine is certainly made certain games stand out as a great engine
A few screenshots from Trinigy's Vision Game Engine, now available for licensing by developers.
After doing some research, these are just screens from the Vision Engine demo... Link http://www.trinigy.net/en/p... there's no proof of relation that these were built specifically for NGP... although it shows the capabilities of the engine.
Mmmm. I like that they "showed" off a few different graphical styles within the same engine.
Only four of the images loaded. The rest are blank boxes with a little X button on the lower right. :(
Does look good for a handheld that's for sure. Unreal Engine on NGP still has me the most impressed, it scales so well.
Trinigy, an industry leading 3D game engine provider with offices in Germany, Austin, TX and Seoul, Korea, announced the immediate availability of the Vision Game Engine for the next generation portable entertainment system.
Heres a video of the engine in action on the NGP.
http://www.youtube.com/watc...
It looks pretty good for a handheld.
NGP has some serious potential.
Sounds like that could really help have a quick, easy, and large library of games for the NGP on or near release. Even if they're ports, there's a lot of great games on consoles that'd be good on the go too.
"We are using a lot of the sophisticated rendering effects and complex material shaders originally developed for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on NGP these days, and the visual quality is extremely compelling."
Power!
We get to see some more engines running on the NGP.
Maybe 1 or 2 NA devs on the stage to show off their new title and talk about their experiences with the NGP.
What im really hoping for is that we atleast get to see a 3rd party video reel. (hopefully some JPN games aswell)
But that might be unlikely seeing as we got TGS coming after E3 and japanese devs are more prominent at TGS.
An elderscrolls PORTABLE game would be amazing imagine sitting at the park on a blanket while wondering around a vast landed area.