Gamezine: Codemasters' third generation EGO game engine brings deferred rendering to DiRT 2.
Today Gamezine got its hands on DiRT 2 - you can read our preview of the game right here - and we thought we'd highlight one feature.
During Codemasters' presentation, the game's design manager Ralph Fulton revealed that the team had worked hard to implement night racing. The reason they worked so hard? The developer wanted to include multiple real-time dynamic light-sources and therefore brought deferred rendering to DiRT 2...
ASidCast: "There are times when you’ve got a lot of free time and very few games that you’d wanna play. This is a list of great games that one must play regardless of how old they get, and not playing these would just be a sin for racing fans. Most of these games revolutionized their genre and probably created their own genre in the process, while some were just too advanced for their time. If in any case you missed these, then you better search for these games and play them for a fun dose of gaming history or as a new experience entirely. "
Bad list, but to each their own.
No Forza Horizon, Driveclub, Assetto Corsa, or Grid Autosport?
And if you can throw in Trials when its not a racing game, why is there no Rocket League?
Bought Grid 1 on pc for 2.50 last week, playing that at 4k60fps will make you feel nuts for ever spending 100's on racing games.
@nowitski2004: I chose Project CARS over Assetto Corsa as a personal opinion,and Grid 1 over Autosport because the first one was great 'for it's time', autosport was good but just not that great.
Rocket League would actually be the next game if could make a longer list,really sorry on that.
@C-H-E-F: Juiced and SRS,are you serious? These are the games that defines the genre?
Hot Pursuit 2010 was Burnout Paradise with licensed carswith cops and wasn't even a better game world.
Crazy Taxi wins on the mobile platform,there are very few racing games on mobile with a open world. And the few there are,arent as good as Crazy Taxi. And racing against the clock makes does it a racing game.
Hardcore Gamer: Each game has been discounted 66%, taking DiRT 2 down to $5.09, DiRT 3 down to $8.49, and DiRT Showdown to $10.19 on their own. The best value for your money is the Megapack, which gives you all three for only $17.
So the last Spotlight of April, it's been a good month for money saving.
I wonder if they got help from Guerrilla Games, or if they created their own modified racing engine?
Im glad GG lifted the bar for visuals. Boo Sony for creating innovation and progressing the games industry. Boo sony for creating better programmers! BOO. PS3 is teh FaleZ!
deferred to the next installment.. which will have 4 discs.. LMAO
I just asked a simple question because when I think of deferred rendering these days, the first thing that comes to mind is Killzone 2. I was simply wondering if they got some pointers from GG, or if they go it alone.
Oh, and as for Free2Game365, if you would care to list other console games that achieve what Killzone 2 does, I'd like to see them -- as well as technical PDF data that backs up your claims.