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A new experimental game by Kyle Gabler, founder of 2D Boy, proves that gamers think about sex more than anything else. Yes, we were surprised that Crysis wasn't top of the list too.
As part of a new series, Joe Martin has a chat with Rob Yescombe, screenwriter for Haze, and Martin Lancaster, writer for Crysis, about the process of writing first-person shooters and some of the problems involved.
We chat with Ageia's Michael Steele and Dan Forster, who showed us a few of the new PhysX supported games and let us know just what they think about Crysis and John Carmack's recent comments.
Last week, we had the chance to sit down with Roy Taylor, Nvidia's Vice President of Content Relations. We talked about the The Way It's Meant To Be Played developer relations programme, DirectX 10 and some of the games coming out very soon.
If you've been wondering what the difference really is between DirectX 9.0c and Vista's DX10, the guys making Crysis are here to help. Check out the videos...
A spiffing 355 days of terrific gaming action awaits us in 2007, with great games being churned out left right and centre. We do our upmost to pick out the most wanted games of 2007- some choices you'd expect and others may leave you pondering thoughtfully about how great this year is going to be.
CES 2007: Crytek has unveiled more details from its upcoming FPS, Crysis, at this year's CES. There are new videos, developer commentaries, interviews and screenshots. Oh yes!
Though it's not quite Crysis or Halo 3, Alan Wake has been a game that's turning some heads. It might be a little while longer, though...
NVIDIA's GeForce 8800 is already here, Vista hits today, and the first DirectX 10 games aren't far away. We take an in-depth look at what DX10 adds to the gaming and graphical experience, from geometry shaders to resources to render targets. Can DX9 continue to cut it? We find out.
The stupidly-massively-eagerly-anticipated shoot-em-up gets shoved back a bunch of months for no explicable reason. Hardware enthusiasts die a little inside.
Crysis fans, get ready to drool - a new video was released yesterday, showing yet more jaw-dropping beauty. Can we play it yet?!
In a recent interview with Game Informer, Crytek's CEO Cevat Yeril talked about the upcoming blockbuster.
The guys at Crytek reaffirmed Crysis will be Windows only title at the Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany last week. Why? Consoles just can't handle it.
A fansite has some details on the expected specifications required to play the eagerly-anticipated first person shooter.
E3 2006: Away from the show floor, we get to see what could be the first truly triple-A title for the Xbox 360. It's based on Unreal Engine 3, and it's possibly the most beautiful game we've ever seen.
E3 2006: Whilst the next-gen consoles might be making the headlines, PC owners possibly get to gloat over what is quite possibly the game of the show - the spiritual successor to Far Cry. We grab our keyboard and mouse and head on in.
It's Far Cry 2 in everything but name, and Crytek's next generation FPS, Crysis, has some of the most cutting-edge graphics ever seen. Click for 18 all-new screenshots and the tech behind them.
We have the details on the spiritual successor to Far Cry. It sounds great, and it looks even better!
Well, it's not quite Far Cry 2, and it's not by Ubisoft. But developer CryTek is back at the helm for this DirectX 10 offering.
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