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GameWorks isnt integrated directly into Unreal Engine 4 core, says Nvidia and Epic
2014-06-02 16:43:55| Extremetech
Nvidia and Epic have both released a report to clarify the degree of GameWorks integration into Unreal Engine 4 and it turns out the links aren't as tight as we thought.
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These Unreal Engine 4 tech demos will make your jaw drop
2014-05-07 16:30:33| Extremetech
There's a lot of competition these days with the likes of Unity and CryEngine, so the team at Epic Games had to double down to make Unreal Engine 4 a force to be reckoned with. As these outstanding tech demos show, we all stand to benefit from the growing market for third-party engines.
Download and run the Unreal Engine 4 Elemental benchmark demo on your PC
2014-04-30 20:08:34| Extremetech
You know that amazing Unreal Engine 4 "Elemental" demo that's been wowing us ever since GDC 2012? You can now download it and run it on your own PC. There are very few games that currently use UE4 (they're all in the pipeline for release later in 2014 and 2015), so it's a good opportunity to see how your gaming PC's hardware deals with a next-gen engine. And yes, there is a built-in FPS counter -- and I expect you all to share your rig's FPS in the comments!
Unreal Engine 4 now supports Linux and SteamOS: Is this the year of desktop Linux?
2014-04-04 14:04:23| Extremetech
Unreal has announced that Unreal Engine 4.1, due to be released in the next couple of weeks, will fully support SteamOS and Linux. Developers can take their games -- whether they're indie or triple-AAA titles -- flip a switch, and voila: The game is packaged and ready to run on SteamOS and Linux. Suffice it to say, this could be a huge step towards making Linux a viable platform for gaming. Could 2014 finally be the year of desktop Linux (YODL)?
Epic & Mozilla release Unreal Engine 3 HTML5 demo to the public, and its awesome
2013-05-03 17:07:15| Extremetech
If you ever needed proof that web browsers are first-class citizens, capable of rendering 3D games with as much gusto as consoles or running web apps that are as feature-rich as their installed cousins, look no further than the Unreal Engine 3 Epic Citadel demo, which Mozilla and Unreal have ported to JavaScript, WebGL, and HTML5. On my three-year-old PC, the completely browser-based demo averages 140 fps at 1920x1080.
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