| RazorDragon said: Not really sure about getting any IPs, but they should certainly try to buy the CryEngine, though. Buying the whole studio is out of question. Anyway, being one of the only few 3rd party engines on the market that currently supports Wii U and isn't outdated like Unreal Engine 3, it would be quite a blow if any other company that buys it starts to drop Wii U support. The main problem with CE3 currently is the high licensing fees, maybe if Nintendo also dropped those CE3 could see more support and, therefore, more chances of seeing Wii U ports down the road. Also, engine licensing is quite a lucrative business, Epic Games know it very well, you just need to make it easy to develop(which CE3 already is) and acessible for 3rd party companies. |
CE3 isn't available anymore, now it's only CryEngine. This means you get every future major release for free, so there have probably been some licensing fees changed, I'm not sure.
