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Yebis 2 is a engine/middleware that is being used in game engine from Square Enix called Luminous that is being used in Final Fantasy XV and possibly

http://segmentnext.com/2014/04/07/yebis-2-help-wiiu-re-enter-graphics-war/



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Idk dude... A login screen isn't that graphically intensive



                  

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Jizz_Beard_thePirate said:
Idk dude... A login screen isn't that graphically intensive

I don't know about you but the 1080p@100FPS and perfect AA looks really impressive on my screen.



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The Graphics War with who? Cuz it says 7th gen already has it...even Vita has it.



It works with next gen consoles.  So what you're seeing in realtime is the highest scale.  It'll scale lower for the lower power consoles.  They won't look as good as that I'm sure.



The title is pretty misleading, but it is good to know that with Yebis 2 we will get a stronger look at how an optimized engine on Wii U will compare with its contemporaries. When development is able to fully utilize the benefits of OoOE and ESRAM, we should get a better look at just how the power of the new-generation consoles stacks up.



Ohh the makers of the next "new FF game" have a Vita game working

I remember you said you were going to take a break from developing games after 3D Dot Game Heroes, but then I saw Bravely Default with Silicon Studio’s logo on it. That was a surprise. Are you developing any more games?

 

TT: Yes, but I can’t tell you what those are. We have one 3DS title, a PS3 title and a Vita title is also coming.


Read more at http://www.siliconera.com/2013/05/17/3d-dot-game-heroes-developer-provided-tech-for-square-enixs-luminous-engine/