CellFactor en la GDC

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CellFactor impacto a medios y personas importantes de la industria de los 
  videojuegos durante el Game Developer Conference, el cual fue llevado a cabo 
  entre el 20 y 25 de marzo de 2006 en San Jose California (USA).

  Primero les contamos que poner nuestro juego en este gran evento fue 
  producto de un gran esfuerzo realizado por todo nuestro equipo en Monster Madness (www.monster-madness.com) y del gran potencial visto por Ageia 
(www.ageia.com) en este proyecto. 
Ageia es el principal y más innovador
  proveedor de tecnología para el desarrollo de sistemas físicos en 
  videojuegos. Es por esto que CellFactor ahora tiene un modo multiplayer 
  llamado CellFactor: Combat Training que fue desarrollado específicamente 
  para mostrar todo el potencial del chip de físicas PhysX 
  (www.physx.ageia.com), desarrollado por Ageia. Y para orgullo nuestro y 
  espero que el de ustedes también, logramos nuestro objetivo y sobrepasamos 
  las expectativas. 


Esto produjo el desarrollo de negocios que hoy nos exigen desarrollar 
  Monster Madness y CellFactor: Combat Training en paralelo. Igualmente tendremos que duplicar nuestro equipo de desarrollo por lo cual aprovechamos 
  esta noticia para invitar a quienes estén interesados en unirse a nuestro equipo de desarrollo como Texturizadores, Modeladores o Animadores 3D a que 
  nos contacten enviándonos muestras de sus de sus mejores trabajos a: 

contacto@immersionsoftware.com.
A continuación les doy el link donde pueden descargar una grabación in-game 
de CellFactor: Combat Training y los link sobre las apreciaciones del mismo.
Cordial Saludo y seguro que le demostraremos al mundo el potencial que 
tenemos los colombianos para entrar en esta industria.
Videos Cellfactor: Combat Training
http://www.gametrailers.com/gamepage.php?id=2510
 
Comentários sobre CellFactor: Combat Training.
http://www.pcper.com

"By far the most impressive of the demos, this game is pretty far out in 
  development, but the physics work in it is very impressive.  This first
  person shooter has a fully interactive world that of course has some unique 
weapons to demonstrate the power of a separate physics processor....  "

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    http://blogs.pcworld.com

"The PhysX permits developers to build out the full physics of many more 
objects in a game. The demo showed off a level of a next generation first-person shooter game, called Cell Factor, as enhanced by the developers 
to take advantage of the PhysX's prowess at, well, physics.

  

  The question I left the demo asking myself was 'What is it that makes an 
  action game look like a game, and an action movie look like a movie?' I realized, it's not just the main characters, or the main action sequences, 
  but the fine background details that make the real world real. In many
  games, that there is any dynamic detail in the background is remarkable..."

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http://gear.ign.com

"Cell Factor. Not scripted or animated. Crazy real-time physics."

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    http://www.gdhardware.com

"In Cellfactor, entire environments are interactive and destructible, with 
collisions on a massive scale and genuine surface reactions enabling unbelievable gameplay.
Game Experience: You duck to avoid the explosion, but can you escape the 
  flying debris?"

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    http://www.firingsquad.com

"The Cell Factor demo showed an impressive amount of interactivity within 
the enviroment as our character shot up crates into lots of different
pieces, each of which stayed persistent in the level as opposed to just 
disappearing. The player in the Cell Factor demo has psi powers as well and
we were able to see the character use that power to pick up individual 
pieces of those shattered crates. Of course you can also take the easy route
and use a grenade to blow a pile of objects up and that was also
demonstrated in the demo. Each object had its own mass as well; some objects 
could be moved easily, while others took more effort to move...."

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    [descripcion] => Ernesto Gálvez de la compañía colombiana Immersion Software & Graphics y conferencista de Loop 2006 compartíó con nosotros la experiencia de presentar CellFactor en la Game Developers Coference en California (USA)

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