It'll go on the Xbox as its a rather stable platform. Personaly after what microsoft did to the titan pack and UT3black patch I think epic should stay well away from the Xbox.
Unreal Engine 3 At E3
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After a wile of dealing with the limitations of the platform they may end up wondering why they ever went with it in the first place.
Scaleform is okay. You can create nice looking UIs with it, but not functionally great. Or at least, the UIs of BioShock and Mass Effect sucked when it came down to function.
But I guess you could do it proper, the devs simply didn't do it. Just like with the standard UE3 UI stuff.
But I guess you could do it proper, the devs simply didn't do it. Just like with the standard UE3 UI stuff.
i would have liked to see EPIC do some of the things id Software is doing with their tech. id tech 5's ability to have artists working in the same build over a network. to me as an artist i think that specifically would help me out during game development. the idea of working on an area and then turn around to see other areas being populated with art assets would really unify level designers and environment artists in a very efficient way we haven't seen before.
anything to reduce development time and while Unreal Engine 3 is no doubt looking fantastic i'm not seeing or missing features that make things easier on artists. i see new effects and that is in fact more for an artist to learn. as things become more complex on the art side of things i would just like to see more robust and creative ways to make the level design and art collaboration that takes place easier. BUT, don't get me wrong. i really like what i see and currently its the engine i would choose to licence.
anything to reduce development time and while Unreal Engine 3 is no doubt looking fantastic i'm not seeing or missing features that make things easier on artists. i see new effects and that is in fact more for an artist to learn. as things become more complex on the art side of things i would just like to see more robust and creative ways to make the level design and art collaboration that takes place easier. BUT, don't get me wrong. i really like what i see and currently its the engine i would choose to licence.
I wondering if this going to shown behind closed doors or part of the show floor at E3, as I am going and would be cool to see this stuff first hand.
