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euphoria Demonstration

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Uploaded by on Jun 13, 2008

By now we have all probably seen how NaturalMotion's euphoria works. It's a very unique and new engine for games, physics wise it is just spectacular. This is the demo as available from their websites -- http://www.naturalmotion.com/euphoria.htm -- which shows some real footage of scenes being rendered and messed with in the euphoria package. Some scenes may remind you of Grand Theft Auto IV, as they are making the scenes from using examples of games using the package. It will be interesting to see just how far this new technology goes, it's impressed everyone so far, will it impress for years to come?

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  • used in max payne too!

  • No it's not.

  • Awesome it should be used for sports games too!

  • Natural Motion, the people who developed euphoria, are making currently making a football game using euphoria. It's called "Backbreaker".

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  • Euphoria is NOT used in max payne.

  • @BigdogWitBigdog As if anyone knew that two years ago...

  • @RockstarWatch yes it's used in max payne 3.

  • yeah but is difficult to work on it

  • is it free to download?

  • it still uses ragdoll though, im telling you.

  • on max payne 2 the dead bodies are moving by th way of shooting them

  • yet again, no its not, im looking at the box and it says nothing about euphoria, it uses ragdoll though

  • no not the program the methood of the dead moving dead bodies when they get hit or bullet

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