CryTek Unveils Crysis and Tech Demo featuring DX10 GFX
 

Back in September 2005, at the PDC Microsoft Conference, CryTek, developers of Far Cry, released a movie that showcased some of the capabilities of the Cry Engine 2 under DirectX 10 API: dynamic day/night cycle, fully interactive enviroments, sunrays and diffuse transmission, real time soft shadows, soft particles, interactive/destructrible enviroments, volumetric clouds, and advanced shader technology. Courtesy of DocSEAL, we have the official version of the movie (hi-res version), along with a German video interview with Cevat Yerli, CEO of Crytek, Sten Hübler, Lead Level Designer, and Bernd Diemer, Game Designer. Enjoy another Gamershell.com premiere :) The game is named Crysis and will be shipping, as the first DX10 enabled game, in Q4 2006.

from http://www.hardwired.hu/forum/forum....mment&id=16952

this screenshot is so real..

farc cry was best shooter in 3 years (with close halflife2)
so this could be extremely good too...

I like first screenie :).
Far Cry was a bit too "horrorrish" for me, I don't like scary creatures :/.

this looks sooooo good :ws: , but I'm afraid it's going to have very high demands on hardware.

I did found one 'bug' in the movie :D , before the truck hits the building, pieces of wood are already flying away (lefts side, on the roof)