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  • Beautiful!!!

  • Taiko No Tatsujin 9,10,11,11Aisa,12,12Aisa,12.5,­13

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  • Fucking beautiful grass, hair, and a shitload of other stuff.

  • I want those 3:48 of my life back. This is not a game engine. This is a waste of time.

    Hear I am thinking , oh cool namco is going to show us a game engine that they will use to make next gen games.

    Maybe we will see a fighting game or the next FPS.

    Nope, I get a f**king kaliedoscope of fuzzy tubes.

  • They're really good looking fuzzy balls. That's the point.

  • @TheTruthIsGonnaHurt You're a BIG NICE FLUFFY IDIOT - keep that on mind. A presentation for a game engine doesn't have to be a FPS demo so you can go "OMG LOLZ ZIS RULLZ ME WANNA PLAY" , it's just a demo showing the power of the engine , and here , something like 1,000,000 strings of grass smoothly "dancing" in the wind show a hell lot of power.

  • lol this graphics on this engine will crash a computer heheh.

  • unless its got a really good processor and allot of ram and 500GB on it  it wouldn't crash then.

  • This is the kind of thing I've been waiting to see in terms of video games merging with art: something like the striking qualities of nature merged with the ability to represent anything we wish. This sort of thing, and not the latest shader revision/improved CPU power/etc. is the future of gaming.

  • the demo is of small mesh elements being strung out along surface normal vectors with a linear interpolation through some kind of perlin noise function. Not anything most engines couldn't do. I think that as you suggest, it is computing power which makes all the difference. However it is a very cool vid and inspires one to imagine possible games might create with such techniques. Giant caterpillars perhaps, or navigating through strange energy fields maybe.

  • amazing collision

  • turned texture vertually into polygon, maybe...

  • Game Graphic Engine doesn't means it is a game ,ya know :)

    It can be a powerful Engine for another usages, such as....Special Video FX, Real Time Render Movies/Animation. Especially for nowadays HD technology, Pixel based Pre-rendered CG seen a little older.

  • Actually when the Graphic isnt from a game

    Then its only Graphic Engine

  • they should make a 2d space shooter with this, totally trippy

  • woahhhh .... right now im on magik mushrooms and thats not helping at alll

  • ha ha ha

  • If this is a game, then it would be the the most obscure game ever.

  • That's really cool! But I don't think it's a game engine. It looks like a toilet scrubber on acid.

    Youtube's quality doesn't do it justice either.

  • wonder what game engine does Namco use for their games?

  • Its cool and all, but all i see is millions of polygons and some shaders and possibly some physics on those strands of cloth or w/e they are. It doesent really show off much that game engines usually show off. I think you mean its a techdemo, not game engine. But nevertheless its cool.

  • That's the Result of Artist + Programmer

    From Namco game engine performance demo

    I't true.. They are surely polygons

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