trasharmdsister12 said:
"In a scant three months of production, a team of 14 engineers has fashioned a video demo to show off the new engine, and it acts essentially as a full-featured, if small, top-of-the-line game—the first title of the next generation. “I had sleepless nights over this damn thing in the beginning, but I think we got the disasters out of the way,” says art director Chris Perna, the man responsible for the look and feel of the demo. Lead artist Wyeth Johnson adds, “In the time I have been here, we have never not pulled it off.” Johnson, a six-year veteran of Epic, is referring not only to the company’s ability to deliver on tight deadlines but also its track record of wowing the skeptics." I'm assuming that involves everything from planning to pre-production to full production to testing and completion. Source: http://www.unleashthefanboy.com/video-games/behold-unreal-engine-4/11332 |
Ohh thanks.
3 months and 14 engineers. That's nice I can't wait to see what 100 artists and engineers will do with 2-3 years. I like the interface customization and it's more user friendly than UE3. I really can't wait to see what will be done with it.
