Crysis 2 PC vs. Crysis 2 PS3

March 7, 2010 · Filed Under crysis 2 · Comment 

Crysis 2 is one of the commended and continuation first-person shooters of time that should be the second part of the trilogy that is developed by Crytek. The Electronic Arts is its publishers. By the way the original Crysis is not only game that are winning the heart of people who are living in this globe but also it is visualize by Crytek.

There are less details have been released regarding this game but in recent times there are a lot of scans have look on the Internet. There is one official PlayStation magazine has completed a feature about the Crysis 2 PS3 though PC Gamer Magazine has published a sample about the Crysis 2 PC version.

As it is we are knowing that Crytek ‘s CEO told that he don’t feel that he has degrade anything” during talking regarding the PS3 version. But, after considering the Crysis 2 scans, there are a number of gamers who have establish themselves thinking: “Is that thing is the truth?”.

CryEngine 3 powers three versions together

March 1, 2010 · Filed Under crysis 2 · Comment 

The Crysis 2 seems to become one hell of a game for the console owners. With the latest technology gone are the lush jungles. Instead now one will see New York. The PS3 as well as Xbox 360 owners will be proud of this new series because the CryEngine 3 is an amazing bit of tech.

In the recent edition of the Edge magazine Crytek had discussed some of the behind the engine features, mainly the Sandbox 3.

The magazine mentioned that Sandbox 3 can run a “fully featured, fully interactive editor” in even when the the console versions of the game runs.

It may be sounding something like the stuff of dreams for developers. The PlayStation 3 and also the Xbox 360 versions run in-sync alongside the PC version across all the three monitors. Moreover, it can be easily edited on the fly as it is needed with only a mouse and the keyboard.

According to the magazine, there is no downtime. Crysis 2 simply exists as multiformat. It has 2 testers play the console iterations and the third edits the game even when it is live. Apart from these, it is to be taken note that everything is shared. CryEngine 3 powers all the three versions together. Simply to say – “there is no port”.

Crytek says no compromise for PS3 for Crysis 2

February 22, 2010 · Filed Under crysis 2 · Comment 

The original Crysis had the PC gamers salivating at the graphics. It was thought how it would look in PS3 and Xbox 360. It won’t be a perfect match. But is it right henceforth?

The developer Crytek is on the way of developing Crysis 2 for even the Xobx 360 and the PS3 apart from the PC version.

There may be argument by the PC gamers. They argue that console versions will be just like a shoddy port and nothing more than that.

But… wait.

Cevat Yerli, the CEO of Crytek, recently told to the media that PS3 version of this new series is being developed alongside the PC version. He also said, “I don’t feel we’ve compromised anything.”

Earlier Yerli said, “We don’t need to dumb down the game; the technology provides all the horsepower we need to make a kick-ass 360 game and a kick-ass PS3 game, and push the PC gaming forward still.”

The Crysis 2 is being released by the end of this year.

Creative constraints in Crysis 2

February 19, 2010 · Filed Under crysis 2 · Comment 

The game Crysis 2 is well defined as ’sandbox game with borders’. Crytek, the developer of the game, faced down Xbox 360 limitation by saying it “avoided over-designing features.”

Crytek also said further why they had chosen tighter and a more metropolitan world for Crysis 2 as a part of a huge exclusive in CVG sister mag Xbox World 360.

Earlier there were also reports flooded in media that Crysis 2 is set in New York, which is away from its predecessor’s lush.

Nathan Camarillo, the executive producer of Crytek said, “I wouldn’t exactly call this generation of consoles ‘limited’. However, the challenges have allowed us to avoid over-designing features, to keep the focus narrower and tight for a compelling experience on all platforms.”

He also added further, “In the end this will make for the best experience for the gamer, because we will spend more time per feature, making it polished, rather than spreading ourselves thinly just because we can. Creative constraints can be refreshing.”

Replying to a question asked by the media about the confines of a city may be restricting to the freedom of players that was used in the first game, he said, “I think the freedom of Crysis 2 will surprise console gamers. Crysis is not about ‘go anywhere’. It’s about looking at a situation from a great vantage point and then formulating a plan that you proactively initiate to defeat your foes.”

A look at Crysis Warhead

February 15, 2010 · Filed Under crysis warhead · Comment 

Crysis Warhead is a new chapter of Crytek, Crysis producers. Developers reassure gamers that this game will not be tied to the purchase of Crysis as some speculated.

Crysis Warhead is the first commercially produced game from the house of Crytek and is based on the same graphics engine of Crysis, CryEngine 2, which has been more enhanced on this occasion.

The director of Crytek promises further improvements to be able to create a product that can appeal to all gamers across the world. During the game your character will be that of the Psycho, the British soldier.

As the game will progress and you go forward, the plot will highlight the details of the story of Psycho and discover new places where life will be even more intense and frantic. Lots of innovative multiplayer modes and excellent graphics are the key strengths of this product and is a must play for all gamers.

In terms of gameplay, Crysis Warhead has everything of Crysis

February 13, 2010 · Filed Under crysis warhead · Comment 

The water lapping in the beach as the sun filters smooth between the palms, in a dawn that seems eternal. Yet, despite this gentle invitation to the peace of the senses, this time we’ll deal with armies and hordes of aliens, trying to leave no soul behind us.

This is the basic concept of Crysis, one of the most discussed games of last season. Loved and hated, heavily criticized for its excessive hardware requirements but complete with an aesthetic impact that few can boast and after one year update, with stand-alone expansion, Warhead shows us the story from the point of view of a Psycho, i.e. a British soldier.

The yield of audio is very good, with powerful sound effects that can add value to the atmosphere of the clashes. In terms of gameplay, Warhead takes everything that we found in Crysis, with a few little tricks. To compete against the cold for Warhead Aliens, it requires minimum a processor of 2.6 Ghz, 1024 MB of volatile memory, a 128 MB video card compatible with Pixel Shader 2.0, 12 GB disk space, mouse , keyboard, dvd 8x and an Internet connection for activation.

Crysis 2 will have photorealistic graphics

February 12, 2010 · Filed Under crysis 2 · Comment 

Electronic Arts has announced Crysis 2 for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 (unlike the first, exclusive for PC parts, the second is a multi-platform).

The basis of the coming revolutionary FPS lies in its advanced engine CryENGINE 3. Few days back, the head of Crytek, Cevat Yerli reported that Crysis will be a full trilogy, and recently another member of the studio has shared more information about the sequel.

He said that one of the main features of Crysis 2 will be in its photorealistic graphics. According to the Turkish Game developer and CEO of Crytek, Cevat Yerli he says, “Crysis 2 is a very important project for us.

This is not just another series of Crysis, it is the first game that we have created for consoles and the first to work on the CryENGINE 3. We are pleased that we support such a powerful company like Electronic Arts Partners and we hope that together we can produce an excellent game and hold its grand presentation”.

Crysis 2 Sneak Peek: Best looking Computer Game Ever

February 8, 2010 · Filed Under crysis 2 · Comment 

If we take even a cursory glance at the history of computer games, the Crysis will standout as the best PC Game of all times. There’s no question about it. Still better, the much longed for follow-up Crysis 2 – due in March next year - is looking up and is expected to beat Crysis’ record. A plenty of people would be envying the immense fate of the Editor of PC Gamer Magazine Germany, who got the chance to preview the game, still in development phase. According to the editor, Crysis 2 is going to be the best.

Nathan Camarillo, the executive producer, said down with the editors of U.S. PC Gamer magazine, and reported Nathan Camarillo as saying that they were applying their expertise to develop a newly fashioned forest which will be anything but tropical. The Crysis 2 is going to introduce the classic Crysis style sandbox gameplay.

Crysis 2 details emerge

February 4, 2010 · Filed Under crysis 2 · Comment 

The first authentic details on Crysis 2 have been brought to public notice, through a German PC magazine.

The multiplatform Crysis-2 - which is set in a devastated New York City, three years later to the events unfolding in its prequel has been confirmed to be available for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360

After being showed the xbox version, PCGames mag has come out and said that Crysis-2 ranks amongst best looking games on any system available out there.

The Nanosuit 2.0, intoduced in this sequel adds a new ‘tactics’ mode to the skills roster, aiding players to harness information about the environment, enemy positions and fallen soldiers. A preview of this feature has been nicely brought out in the original teaser of Crysis 2

The suit will still consist of four modes in all but pertaining to requests made by many Crysis players, ‘power’ and ’speed’ modes have been amalgamated.

In accordance with Crytek, the devastated metropolis setting enables it to introduce more vertical gameplay to the game, which will enable players to plan their attacks from top view and hopefully, promote some glider action. A deeper storyline and a handful of surprises are also to be expected according to Crytek.

What is left to see is… Vanquish and Crysis 2; which will reign supreme amongst the city super-soldier games? Time will only tell.

Crysis2 and Free Radical

January 31, 2010 · Filed Under Updates · Comment 

Crysis 2, The developer Free Radial will be working on it now though we don’t know how it’ll be working. But Indeed we don’t need to put up with the bad temper of irritated call from so called friend.

In spite of have corroded memory it won’t be problem for Crysis2 as Free Radical , the same British developer behind the outstanding Time splittersseries where it has been forced to quit doors after the debacle i.e. Haze.

Hopefully, Crysis 2 will be released for the for the PC, Xbox360 and PS3

As per Crytek boss Faruk Yerli , they are working on “a part of the game” by extending their collaboration on the project.

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