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Crysis Remastered announced (PC, Xbox One, PS4, Switch - Saber Interactive)
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They should have released screenshots and a release date. Bland marketing move to just announce it like this.
I'm so hyped for this! Were those ray-traced reflections on his visor?
I know Crytek's ray-tracing solution is hardware agnostic, but will its use of DX12 and/or Vulkan still allow for hardware level acceleration?
I can't wait to see Digital Foundry's look at this game. I'm hoping this revives the franchise, but the game will follow closer to Crysis 1 than 2 or 3.
I know Crytek's ray-tracing solution is hardware agnostic, but will its use of DX12 and/or Vulkan still allow for hardware level acceleration?
I can't wait to see Digital Foundry's look at this game. I'm hoping this revives the franchise, but the game will follow closer to Crysis 1 than 2 or 3.
You know that's bullshit reasoning considering the other ports have actually benefitted from the optimizations made from a the Nintendo Switch version. If anything, this will ensure the PC version is even more optimized to utilize multi-threaded workloads even better.
Sabre being on board was a shock, but a very welcome one. They know what theyre doing, very excited.
Its a last gen game... that was on the 360 and PS3....
Its a last gen game... that was on the 360 and PS3....
That would be so cool, but no. Or they would've said it by now.
When this rumor first dropped no one was expecting a Switch version. Shocking indeed!
They're probably referring to their own software solution for ray tracing that can run on older cards too, looks pretty close to the "full fat" thing.
Unless they've done literally nothing in terms of optimisation for this remaster in order to get rid of that horrible situation regarding the CPU issue the original had then I'm pretty sure it'll be 60 on everything but the Switch, even then I'm open to the possibility of a performance mode being available on Switch.
I guess that's the thing. Getting ray tracing working on an Xbox One/PS4 seems pretty far fetched, so I'm assuming it's just a PC-only feature. But if that's the case, then why wouldn't they have ray-traced reflections available on PC if they've rolled their own RT solution?
Makes me wonder if we're talking about "ray-tracing" instead of ray-tracing.
It really should, as Warhead is basically like the same engine of Crysis 1 and a great expansion of the first game.
It might.
From the press release:
"Crysis Remastered will focus on the original game's single-player campaigns..."
Why wouldn't it be ray-tracing? It doesn't require dedicated hardware to run.
I didn't expect a Switch version mostly because EA. Who's publishing this?
This isn't a straight port though. And based on the reaction here, a lot of people did not expect a Switch SKU for the remaster.
Can't have it both ways.
I doubt they'll gonna be able to make it run properly on the OG xbox and ps4, a 1060 struggles to keep 30fps, maybe the pro and 1X:
Seems self-published but they could announce a publisher in the meantime, so, uncertain atm
What? A properly optimized version of Crysis was a popular request
Has any Crysis looked/performed as well as the original footage they were showing..and demoing was it?
Like I think every part of a plant had hit detection, with realistic response.
Or I might be misremembering because of how Amazing the early footage was for it's time.
I own the PS3 Version...and it looked great, but you know lol.
wait what?
are they going to do ray-tracing on current gen consoles? How would that even be possible???
when I heard ray-tracing in the leak earlier today, my head immediately went to PC only for now, with an update for console once next gen consoles launch.
Crytek has already released a free software Ray Tracing benchmark that even ran "decently" (considering it's RT) on low end systems.
Ray Tracing could be possible on the One X and maybe on the Pro. Both systems aren't far off from the 1060 which can handle Neon Noir tech demo smoother than I expected.
Running in 1440p
Running in 1440p
Man, it feels good to have Crytek starting to return to good shape. It was sad not seeing Crysis return in much of any form last Gen. I would love to see Crytek return to thier roots, and with produce a new Crytek (open-world?), or produce a true Crysis AAA fps successor.
Definitely interested in this, I hope Saber do a great job, and the art style remains completely faithful to the original, but brings everything to modern standards.
Definitely interested in this, I hope Saber do a great job, and the art style remains completely faithful to the original, but brings everything to modern standards.
Need to have next-gen version. Kinda late in the gen to be pushing souped up version of old ass games. It's not even a remake.
Hopefully will match (and exceed) the original tech demos. It'll be interesting to see how the Switch version will look.
I've been trying to find an old trailer of Crysis (or could it be an early Cryengine 2 demo video?) which showed the final boss and it had visuals which looked significantly better than the final release. Anyone know what video that was?
I've been trying to find an old trailer of Crysis (or could it be an early Cryengine 2 demo video?) which showed the final boss and it had visuals which looked significantly better than the final release. Anyone know what video that was?
One of the first games I remember getting pre-dawn lighting right. Lots of ways to play encounters, but few really mastered fluidly using all the abilities (I am certainly not one of those few).