might be interested in this video toohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOvfn1p92_8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OZmRt8gCsC0According to epic games this engine can utilize 1 or more teraflops (whatever that means) pay attention the particles because they are all individually rendered they aren't simple sprites or textures. Epic games has also confirmed they are already working on several next gen titles.
"rendered in-engine" So? Every Valve trailer is done in-engine, but the games don't look that nice.
"Rendered in-engine" and "rendered real-time" mean two different things. It would be a pretty stuffty demo for a game engine if the demo itself isn't rendered in-engine.
Yes, but they never said if it was running real time or not. But that really doesn't mean much either, we wouldn't know what specs the computer had or how much of the scene was pre-baked.
It was running on a single graphics card consumer PC. They didn't say the specific one but I think I read somewhere that they used a GTX 690.
