Crytek announces CryEngine 3 support for PlayStation 4
The PlayStation 4 has been getting quite a bit of support from developers. Crytek is the latest in the line of companies announcing their support for the PS4.
The PlayStation 4 has been getting quite a bit of support from developers. Crytek is the latest in the line of companies announcing their support for the PS4. Crytek has announced on its website that its engine – CryEngine 3 – will support the PS4. Not only will this let Crytek port its CryEngine-based games to the PS4, but it will also allow other companies that license the engine to port their games to the next-gen console.
Won't look as good as the PC, but it'll still look good
Other developers have announced support for the PlayStation 4 before. Back in March, Nvidia had announced that its PhysX technology will run on the PS4. Nvidia’s PhysX technology lets developers design real-time, real-world effects in games. Examples of PhysX can be seen in most of the AAA titles out there, the most famous of which include Batman: Arkham City and Borderlands 2.
More from News AnalysisEven Epic Games has announced that its next-gen Unreal Engine 4 will run on the PS4. The company has even shown off the engine in a couple of demos, dubbed Elemental and Infiltrator.
The Elemental demo used something called the Sparse Voxel Octree Global Illumination lighting system, which gave spectacular lighting effects. Infiltrator uses a static global illumination technique for lighting, which seems to be less taxing on the hardware. Despite this, though, while it is a given that Unreal Engine 4 would look gorgeous on a decent PC, the PS4 isn't a slouch either.
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