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Thomas Baker
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 Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 11:20 pm Post subject: 3DMark creator opens dev studio |
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| 3DMark creator opens dev studio by Thomas |  | | PC News: Futuremark Games Studio to create IP. | | [View Article] |
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Good God. And people thought that Crysis was ahead of it's time. If theses guys start making games they'll sit on the shelf for 6 months before they're even playable on a PC.
It's going to be a sweet looking game though, I just hope it's not all style over substance and that they don't go the boring "plastic, big buff m-f-er" look.
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| Sin Ogaris wrote: | | Good God. And people thought that Crysis was ahead of it's time. If theses guys start making games they'll sit on the shelf for 6 months before they're even playable on a PC. |
I think the difference is, these guys know exactly what the majority of hardware "gamers" use so they can target their games accordingly, not to mention they probably know hardware better than most other studios.
This will probably be good, as long as they don't make the entire game run off that dreaded CPU test 
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