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• hmm. : pyide
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  That is some serious shit-flinging at Epic. Just based on the delivery dates for a working engine alone, ... : nomaad
  • I'd have more sympathy for SK if Too Human wasn't originally a Playstation game. Yeah, it was the U3 eng... : slax0r
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    Hmpf, from all that I remember reading of Too Human, not once can I recall the mention of them using UE3 ... : dedgecko
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      i was using UE3 during this exact same timeframe, and our team had no problem whatsoever putting an E3 s... : dopefish
      • That's what I was thinking too. They didn't really know what they were doing, or the programmers were ha... : mobab
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        I take it wasn't an XBL game? : johngloid
        • we had the game running on the 360. we had to tone down a few things, but this was loooong before gears ... : dopefish
    • Rainbow Six Vegas uses it. Likely it's the same build they used. : ArB
  • E3 is one of the few places to show of your game to retail buyers. If the Best Buys and WalMarts don't l... : johngloid
• Wow, that's actually really interesting. While I have no idea about the merits of the case, it's very eas : maddy
• Wow, readiing that stuff on Gamasutra was a roller coaster. At the beginning I was siding with Epic. ... : hawke
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  Ok, so they licensed an engine that was not complete, then thought that epic would actually meet their de... : mobab
  • In the past, Epic had very good customer supportand would sell their engine as a means of freeing game de... : Borzoi
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    It sounds like they're using UE3 the same way Valve used the Quake engine when they built their Source en... : nudel
    • Yeah, it does. Although slightly different situation, atleast valve and epic didn't sue id =) : mobab
• Reading that link I think I see some of the problems now. It looks like Epic gave their engine to SK a... : Anti_dentite