E3 is far from over since our friend DjMizuhara got back from LA with tons of videos from the showfloor. He obviously didn't use our new camera, but they're still very watchable. Let's start with Ratchet and Clank: A Crack In Time, with many many more to come!
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Thanks for the vid.
Here's Resistance 2's water:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyuY3-SLuDA
volumetric at every level :)
A very small video of crystal clear water in R2, totally 3D:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii9Eek0CShM&NR=1
enjoy ;)
And it made a "gluk gluk" sound like....mucus. lol
Anyway back to RaC :)
Hopefully this will be more of my cuppa, because once again it really does ooze atmosphere.
its unfortunate that they apparently are not doing the same in return to polish this R&C game even more, by utilizing what they learned from R2 engine.
But this is a great game in its own right and won't disappoint at any level I'm sure.
Well, I'm a big fan of their R2 water tech, it totally surpasses anything on consoles or PC yet. Crysis and Cryostasis show water mostly as in what it does, but not how it looks with physics incorporated in it. this water blows everything else in true 3D wave formation. what else is amazing? Insomniac has made it available for everybody:
http://www.ps3news.com/PlayStation-3/gdc-09-insomn...
They're great, aren't they!
Halo 3 had some decent water as well. It had actual deformation, nice looking waves, and did this light scattering thing that depended on the depth of the water/angle you were viewing it at.
and that is another thing that Halo 3 is Halo 2 in HD(Bungie said so themselves, Halo 3 engine is advanced Halo 2 engine). In 4 years, what did they made? if they didn't changed gameplay, thats one thing but what about graphics and effects...Heh. So, got my point, 4 years for a partially physics based water, hahaha!