www.unrealengine.com
it's listed in the RT section in both the main article and the release notes. it's definitely in-engine with RT enabled. in-game? who knows
forget that look at that mech screenshot
youtu.be
this is the app used, I was mistaken with the first as it's Cinema4D (though there's a video of the animation in Unity)
I know it's listed as using RT features, but it doesn't go into which ones. I was speculating that RT is being used for shadows in that screen. Couldn't say what other RT features they might be using from just that screen.
I'm just gonna assume it's a beauty render and they're using everything. much like Epic's Fortnite animations
I guess I'd expect them to pick a different shot if they wanted to highlight them all, but given that it's in a slide show, each screen is probably picked to highlight a different features. Whatever the matter, the shadows look extremely accurate in that shot. I'm eagerly awaiting faster roll out of RT thanks to UE4.25 and on and the new consoles supporting it. It's definitely going to be have a big impact on gaming visuals going forwards.
Switch games can use this version of the engine (though not all the features, of course). Updating an existing commercial game isn't trivial, future games will use it.
there's nothing for the switch to update, this just adds features for switch games to use
in-house solution
the animation is canned, so the shirt is just reacting to that
The switch itself doesnt need the update, devs would just have to use the newer version of the engine which you wont see for a while
