Natural Mod 2.0 is basically a mod that transforms “the ambient atmospheric lighting to make Crysis much more realistic.” More information. Video after the break.
In this clip, we’ll see “mass explosions and physics rendered through the Crytek (Cryengine) Sandbox 2 Editor.” This machine is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 processor, 4GB of memory, and an FXF GF8800 GTX graphics card. Video after the break.
Researchers from the University College London are attempting to recreate London using Crysis mod tools. Video after the break.
First they’re using some Google apps (SketchUp, Google Earth), then with the data they can pinch from that, they’re going to slowly but surely recreate the whole city
[via Kotaku]
One quick way test your character’s body armor in Crysis is by jumping into the water and bothering a shark. Continue reading for the video. A word from the player:
Seriously, this stuff is so realistic feeling when you play. The first time I saw a shark I was SHOCKED because I didn’t even know they were in the game. My heart started pounding…that’s how immersive this game is…
So you’ve seen the mass physics demo, now check out this interesting “double body” Crysis glitch. Video after the break.
Was trying to do one of those boat launches I’ve seen people glitching on about when I noticed a gun sticking through my throat as I crouched! The slight chops between scene are from where I but togeather the vid to try and eliminate breeze, its all the same game session
So you’ve seen this demo, now check out the “3,000 barrel” Crysis physics video. Continue reading to watch.
It started out harmlessly enough, with the popularization of the Gmod (and the Rube Goldberg machines that followed), then picked up steam with the brief Oblivion dominoes trend, but a recent video showing the various things you can do with 3,000 barrels in Crysis is the piece de resistance in this eccentric genre
[via Joystiq]
Anyone who hasn’t yet purchased and/or played Crysis, will appreciate this new launch trailer that EA just released. It provides us with a short rundown of the story behind the game. Video after the break.
For those — with capable machines — who still haven’t yet purchased Crysis, this video should do the trick. Continue reading to watch some incredible mass physics demos.
GT reviews EA’s highly anticipated FPS shooter Crysis, but was the game worth the wait? Find out after the break. Here’s the bottom line:
This is some fast, well designed gameplay with enough options to allow players to use their own style of attack with satisfying suit abilities and weapons. Crytek has upped their attention to detail in presentation and dropped the worst parts of Far Cry�s story. The multiplayer, while probably not enough to draw players away from their favorites, is also worth the tim
GT provides us with two new Crysis clips: “Dock Assault” and “Night Assault”. This title is available now on the PC. Videos after the jump. Click here for first picture in gallery. Here’s the bottom line:
Overall, Crysis is definitely another win for Crytek and another one of those games that’s more than the sum of its parts. They’ve created some amazing technology that’s scalable enough that many gamers will be able to play it on some setting, even if it isn’t the best, and have a good amount of fun. Those that have computers to run the game at DX9 on high will find that the amazing visuals definitely enhance the amount of immersion and enjoyment Crysis can provide