There are many games not coming to the Wii U for a lot of reasons. Some developers have claimed their engines (like Frostbite 3) can't run on the system. So it is refreshing to hear a developer, in this case Precursor Games, say that an great engine like Cry Engine 3 'fully supports' Nintendo's new console.
Check out the new gameplay video of Stalker: Noises of the Zone, the upcoming fan remake that based on CryEngine. Crowdfunding campaign is now live. More infos after the break!
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Agree with about half the list. Big outlier is shadow of the eternals. Glad that one failed both times.
Crytek today revealed details of how itscutting-edge CRYENGINE game development technology will power the newly-announcedreal-time movie production software, Film Engine.
So Cry Engine 3 fully supports the Wii U but yet EA can't get Frostbite 2 running on the system? Sounds very fishy to me EA. Maybe you should actually try optimizing your engines perhaps.
Regardless, it's refreshing to see an advanced engine that developers for future Wii U games will be able to utilize.
Honestly EA need to get over the origin-WiiU deal, and just start releasing games for WiiU.
Oh and i thought EA owned Crytek. They just own the publishing rights to Crysis which means the Wii U will see games using the Cry engine. Just not Crysis due to EA owning the publishing rights.
@darthv72
Dang darth what a brilliant idea. Nintendo should just slap stickers on the Wii U that states
"Not an accessory for the Wii its a brand new console"
And all the confusion would be eliminated.
I hope nintendo can Prove to EA and any dev that is snubbing the system that its worth taking the time to optimize and develope games for the Wii U.
Nintendo has to be the one to prove this by finding a way to increase sales. The only stupid thing is EA is going about this situation like it's personal instead of buisness. Which when it comes to making money it should never be personal.
I like EA games(the games not the company). They have a lot of talented studios that make good games.
If I remember correctly, Monster Hunter Online is supposed to run on Cryengine 3. I hope that games comes to consoles and this is a promising sign.