"Dan Baker, Partner at Oxide Games speaks to GamingBolt about how their in-house engine is shaping up."
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Starship Troopers: Extermination is continuing its early access period with a class system overhaul that will give players more options when it comes to pushing back the bugs.
It must be frustrating for these devs to see Helldivers 2 absolutely devour their lunch lol
-Oh my God, this game looks like a complete rip-off of Helldivers II!
-At least it gives Xbox players the chance to experience something similar to the PlayStation game!
Jokes aside it does make you wonder why Sony, who owns the IP for both, is continuing with two products when there is such overlap. Should it one day make a new Starship Troopers film or a Helldivers film instead?
But PS4 and X1 are actually utilizing six cores for games, not to mention Wii U with three...
For AMD's sake.
Good interview but poorly interviewed. Twisted headline, pushing to much for opinions on Xbox vs PS4 technical differences, we know they're restricted on answering those things directly. Asking how mantle will effect console visuals, when Mantle is specifically for PC.
But yeah, look forward to seeing their hardwork in action.
No shit Sherlock - in response to the title.
And I think Sony studios will be up to speed already. Working with Cell.B.E will make them ready for multi core CPU.
No?
I'm more interested in the "Flux Capacitor" Engine than Nitrous Engine.
The XB1/PS4 have 8 core CPU but they are SIngle threaded so as long as the Engine evenly distribute work then you are fine.
The real issue is Game engines that don't evenly distribute work across multi cores and engines that don't make use of Multi-threaded cores like Intels.
Most of these problems have been solved so we should all be good BUT yes a few games out there have this problem ESPECIALLY PORTS!
on the PC side I'm more interested in Low Level api's than game engines as PC's have been seeing proper Dev techniques now but Low Level api's are needed.......
as the GPU is doing most of the work anyway now a days.
In consoles it's still a nice balancing act of CPU/GPU to get full potential out of the consoles.