Game Engines Showcase at E3! (GamebryoÒ, Havok etc.)

I\'ll post it all the E3 games engines in this topic for all the Tec people.  

Havok Game Dynamics in 29 Titles at E3.
The E3 debut of Havok powered games is the largest wave of titles with physics technology to date.

Los Angeles, California, May 10th 2004 — 2004 Electronic Entertainment Expo- Middleware developer Havok announces today that their award winning Game Dynamics Engine will be on display in twenty nine different titles at the annual game industry E3 exposition. A new wave of next generation “dynamics rich” console and PC games will be unveiled at this year’s prestigious event, both publicly and behind closed doors. The Havok powered titles at E3 represents the largest number of physics enabled games in the history of the industry.

The implementation of Havok as a core feature in these titles has been generating significant editorial coverage following their announcements, indicating that the inclusion of Havok produces great games and great reviews. Some of the teams and titles featuring Havok at E3 include Digital Extreme’s “Pariah”, EA’s “Medal Of Honor, Pacific Assault”, Ion Storm’s “Thief 3”, Midway’s “Psi-Ops: Mindgate Conspiracy”, Net Devil’s “Auto Assault”, Pandemic’s “Full Spectrum Warrior” and “Mercenaries”, People Can Fly’s “Painkiller”, Sammy’s “Darkwatch”, Sega’s “Astro Boy”, Sierra Entertainment’s “Tribes: Vengeance”, Valve Software’s “Half-Life 2” and Volition’s “Punisher”.

"The sheer volume of Havok client titles on display at this year’s E3 is exciting. This is a historic milestone for us and the gaming industry. It serves as a barometer of publishers’ and developers’ willingness to embrace Havok. The games being debuted are fantastic examples of how creative and varied game play can be. They are all very different in their implementation, bringing out the individual creative genius in each studio. We’re seeing remarkable titles at E3 with interactivity that, frankly, wasn’t possible to design, let alone deliver, prior to the industry-wide implementation of Havok Game Dynamics. On another note, rumors that E3 will change their name in 2005 to Havok-Fest are completely unfounded!"
David O’Meara, CEO, Havok

Developers and Publishers Showcase Innovative 3D Graphics at the E3

LOS ANGELES AND CHAPEL HILL, N.C., (May 10, 2004) – NDL announced today that more than a dozen computer video game titles using its GamebryoÒ 3D graphics engine and tools will be demonstrated at the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), the interactive entertainment industry\'s premiere event. A wide range of genres, visual styles and platforms will be represented in the titles launched by top-tier developers and publishers at E3. Gamebryo enables these organizations to focus on creating stunning content and gameplay while saving development time and cost. NDL is holding meetings and demos throughout the Expo, held from May 12-14, 2004 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Playboy: The Mansion is a highly anticipated game co-published by ARUSH Entertainment and Groove Games (West Hall 2208). The title blends state-of-the-art social simulation with traditional role-playing and empire-building gameplay. Playboy: The Mansion demonstrates the cross-platform and graphics capabilities of Gamebryo as well as the product\'s ability to integrate with proprietary, internal engines.

Due to release later this year, other Gamebryo powered titles include, TimeGate Studios and Atari\'s Axis and Allies (PC), Microids\' Knight\'s Apprentice Memorick\'s Adventures (Xbox™) and Bethesda Softworks\' IHRA Professional Drag Racing 2005 (PC, Xbox™ and PlayStation®2).

NDL\'s Gamebryo is continuing its tradition of helping development teams create stunning 3D graphics on time and in budget. To see how Gamebryo is revolutionizing game development, visit the company\'s booth at E3 located in West Hall 517. For more information on NDL and how to receive a Gamebryo evaluation kit, visit http://www.gamebryo.com.