greenmedic88 on 31 March 2009
Only because it's still being used as a standard to benchmark PC builds as one of the most hardware intensive game engines.
Facts are, the game came out in Nov 2007. Even if they did get around to a port using CE3, the game would be well over two years old.
While I still wouldn't rule out a game from the Crysis franchise (two more to go in the planned trilogy, not including standalone expansions), the main significance of CE3 is as a complete development package for developers on all current platforms.
That being said, I'm hoping to see some original IPs using this as an alternative to the UE package.
Frankly, those who don't have decent gaming PCs, aren't missing out on the be all, end all of shooters some are making Crysis out to be.
