List all Unreal Engine game titles!

[Sir_Brizz]

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[Hyrage]

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ShadowM8
Scplinter Cell is indeed using unreal 2.5. Vegas however was always UE3 based since the very beggining.

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Wow I called my friend and I wasn't wrong, the Ubi Producer really told us that (last May 2007), Ubi never had the UE3.
So he was probably wrong afterall and we got (17 students) got screwed up lol. I love the Ubisoft Campus....

UE3 for the win, 2.5 for Splinter Cell Series so EndWar should use an original UE3 as his base.

But I definately think buying UE3 wasn't the best move, but it can't be that bad.
It's just sad that the game didn't came out with the Editor, now you got two proofs for one.
Vegas on UE3 and Splinter Cell: Conviction on 2.5.

 

[Sir_Brizz]

I don't know about more recent Splinter Cell games, but the first two were based on UE2 (not 2.5).

 

[Hyrage]

I don't know about more recent Splinter Cell games, but the first two were based on UE2 (not 2.5).

You are probably right, but I do not even remember what Chaos Theory was using, pretty good looking good if I remember lol, but never played the PC version of this one. Double Agent & Conviction are definately using 2.5 here again. To me, it's really impressive to use 2.5 at this stage (2008).

 

[Cursed_Soul]

you can take spellborn of the list,
they are dead.

 

[Sir_Brizz]

The list could use lots of editing I haven't kept up with this for UE3 at all.

 

[Soulwax]

Medal of Honor Airborne
Brothers in Arms Hell's Highway

and..

That's it ;P


EDIT:Whoops, I thought we were supposed to list the UE games we owned, nvm.

 

[Creavion]

Fireburst (Offroad/Funracer) already mentioned?

 

[TheSpoonDog]

You can add Stargate SG-1: The Alliance to the "unreleased" list...

...and FYI, Bioshock used UE2.5 (to my surprise).

 

[Sir_Brizz]

Bioshock uses UE2.5 and UE3.

 

[Sjosz]

Mass Effect
Mass Effect 2

Both UE3.

 

[Tom10320]

Destroy All Humans: Path of the Furon.

Uses UE3. I was surprised.

 

[Leo(T.C.K.)]

Destroy All Humans: Path of the Furon.

Uses UE3. I was surprised.

What the hell is it?

 

[AWW SNACK]

Bioshock uses UE2.5 and UE3.

I thought it was pure UE2.5. Did they start off with 2.5, then add 3 code when it became available?

 

[Sir_Brizz]

Yes, they merged in almost all of the UE3 rendering code (thus why it looks like UE3).

 

[AWW SNACK]

Yes, they merged in almost all of the UE3 rendering code (thus why it looks like UE3).

Ah. I remember thinking that Bioshock used pure UE3 when it first came out because of the rendering.

 

[Tom10320]

What the hell is it?

You play an alien and you kill things. Hence, Destroy all Humans.

 

[dinwitty]

I was scanning about the Uengine games, and whu, Bioshock is UE2.5. It probably is still UE2.5 with Ue3 rendering

that is a mask for UT3 but reminds me of a Nali