The Unreal3 Engine is supposed to run very well on lower and mid level systems according to Epic. Also, remember that this is still a DX9 engine.
Epics games have always ran well on my systems in the past, and I have faith in them. I plan to build a new system in December anyways, but I think most people without top-of-the-line systems will see great performance.
[quote]Half the fun on Facing Worlds was getting the tactics right to take down the snipers :)
Have the still got the Redeemer in the new games?
Yeah. Facing Worlds 3 is one very pretty looking map. :)
I might have to install UT2004 (i did buy it very cheap from play.com a few months ago, but never got round to actually playing it!) to have a look ;).
Epic and Midway will show a playable version of UT2007.
There will also be:
- New screenshots
- New trailer
- New information about gametypes
- And a mega surprise which is top secret
Journalists of the biggest media companys will be there.
So wait for previews in game magazines!
Ok, I have a question. If UT2007 is now Unreal Tournament 3, then which game is Unreal Tournament 2? UT2003 or UT2004? I remember that UT2k3 was called UT2 while in production, but UT2k4 was the one that actually pushed the gameplay forward.
Ok, I have a question. If UT2007 is now Unreal Tournament 3, then which game is Unreal Tournament 2? UT2003 or UT2004? I remember that UT2k3 was called UT2 while in production, but UT2k4 was the one that actually pushed the gameplay forward.
Good question, If 2003 is UT2 then 2004 is an expansion pack.
If 2004 is UT2 then 2003 never existed...
None the less 2004 was not that big of an update over 2003.
Maybe it could have something to do with the engine since this is unreal engine 3.