I was really looking forward to this one . . . until I heard it was Vista-only. Pity though. It looks to be really interesting, especially when it comes to using the light/dark as part of the game.

Using Light and Dark in a game has been around since Ico and even in Heart of Darkness before that.

So far this game has been alot of hot air to me personally. We will see.

Yes it looks good but I'm very skeptical over the developer's approach, the effects seen here are going to be easily mirrored by companies such as (if not used by) Havok and as they are a small development team it seems a bit daft with the huge cost of video games these days for them to put so much money into development of physics.

To which them developing all of this has meant they have had to seek out contracts with Intel & Microsoft and then limiting themselves to their audience.

Remedy has some pretty vast recources when it comes to funds... two little games called max payne and max payne 2 did very well for them. (max payne 2 also happens to be one of my personal favorites)

And that is Havok physics, they are just demonstrating the use of multicore arcitecture, using a processor core to handle the complex physics rather than a dedicated physics card.

Both Max Payne games are some of the purest and most enjoyable game experiences I've had. Not to mention both were graphically stunning in their time.

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