loool i dont know how that reminded you of a pixar movie (i cant even think of a movie that even is close to it) and i love there art style if a game comes out with an art style like pixars i'll be all over it!

Well I dont know the ins and outs. But I think Cryteks tech demo, Kara, Unreal Samaritan all looked much better in all aspects. Unity 4 might be the beter engine. But I didnt see it in any of this demo. Lighting, facial animations, reflections etc etc.

The others wowed me. This didnt.

I don't find it that impressive especially when compared to all the competition.

it was definitely a more fun demo to look at I use unity all the time and I hope its not released to soon because im not in the mood to learn the new interface if their is one. Though unity is easy to understand compared to most other engines anyway.

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 

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.

For me it had a bit of the look and feel about it. Also the guy just reminded of the sort of characters that randomly pop-up in the movies from time to time.

Clearly it is just me who sees it, but the clip just make me think of Pixar for whatever reason. Zarx makes a good point but would, that sort of licensing would be beneficial to developers at a time when parts of the indurstry are sturggling. Have wait to see what the developers come up, there are plenty of Unreal games I don't like.

That and people need to consider the target platforms ...

The Unreal 4 and Cryengine 3 will be targeting next generation gaming platforms for use in full priced ($60) retail games, while Unity will be targeting iPhone/iPad, Android, and systems like XBox Live Arcade, Wiiware and PSN.

If your Crytec or Epic and you're showing off a video of how your next generation game engine will run on $5000 PC it should be far more impressive than what is being show off for Unity targeting the iPad ...

Damn butterfly!

To me the engine looks great expect for the physics part (what the hell is that bus made of, Helium?).

And I think some people are missing the point. Just the fact that many are comparing it with a Pixar movie is a clear symptom that it looks very, very good.

UE4 must start feeling the heat, these guys have undercut them, it's the defacto mobile engine and moving upstream to downloadable.