zarx said:
I think people are kinda missing the point, to understand why this is impressive you need to look at the prices of the engines. Unreal and Cryengine 3 = over $1 million per game and/or revenue sharing where you have to pay a % of the revenue from the game, depending on the size of the game and the extras and support you get. Unity = $1,500 + $500 for collaborative tools and some extra optional extras for $200-1,500
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This is the main point. Unity provides cheap and good enough tools. That's why I said they are disrupting the UE3 and Cryengine 3 market.