[quote]Virtual Heroes has previously used the Unreal engine to develop[b] America's Army 3, a first-person Call of Duty-style video game [/b] designed to promote recruitment to the armed services[/quote]
Seriously BBC?
They need DARPA to make a game. With all the other shit they put out, I wouldn't be surprised if it was amazing.
Does BBC do any research before posting news?
Obviously not.
Obviously they're bringing back Polybius as an XBLA title.
[QUOTE=SomeDumbShit;35328521]Seriously BBC?[/QUOTE]
They can't tell the difference between Call of Duty and Virtual Battle Space 2, what do you expect?
Why can I imagine the FBI making the agents play CSI Miami for training
[QUOTE=Hans-Gunther 3.;35328902]They can't tell the difference between Call of Duty and Virtual Battle Space 2, what do you expect?[/QUOTE]
or maybe it's because, you know, as a news agency, they use the comparison that makes the most sense for the most people
[QUOTE=MaxOfS2D;35329073]or maybe it's because, you know, as a news agency, they use the comparison that makes the most sense for the most people[/QUOTE]
"Most people" aren't going to care about the FBI licensing a game engine.
I can imagine it being an extremely hard warzone simulator used to train and test out tactics and such.
Me want.
Wait, Mass Effect 3 is on the unreal engine?
[QUOTE=Coffee;35329147]Wait, Mass Effect 3 is on the unreal engine?[/QUOTE]
All the mass Effects are.
The graphics, the physics, will be soooooo rrreeeaaaaallllllllllll for training. Seems nice.
I guess makes sense. Police units might have different reqs to the army which uses BIS' VBS2
Their first game leaked
[hd]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE_msAKWdOs[/hd]
[QUOTE=SomeDumbShit;35328521]Seriously BBC?[/QUOTE]
That's like saying Trackmania is a racing game like Forza. :v:
I love to play simulators that were funded by governments for real workers.
They usually have alot of different things to do.
I bet they'll use it to create fake camera footage that they will ''leak'' to the news when they fuck up. They got caught using ARMA 2! That's why they need a new engine!
[QUOTE=MisterSjeiks;35330334]I bet they'll use it to create fake camera footage that they will ''leak'' to the news when they fuck up.[B] They got caught using ARMA 2![/B] That's why they need a new engine![/QUOTE]
that was [URL="http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/01/23/itv-documentary-that-featured-arma-2-footage-declared-materially-misleading-by-regulator/"]ITV[/URL]
[QUOTE=Jackald;35328537]Yeah, those are the big three unreal engine games right there.[/QUOTE]
Mass Effect does use Unreal Engine.
I hope this will be like Moonbase Alpha except you play as FBI agents and army medics.
[QUOTE=Jackald;35328537]Yeah, those are the big three unreal engine games right there.[/QUOTE]
haha yeah what a bunch of dumbasses listing recently released games that use the unreal engine
Awesome, so now finally someone might make a new hardcore realistic tactical shooter? Forget Kickstarter, it's all happening at the FBI!
[QUOTE=Kopimi;35340544]haha yeah what a bunch of dumbasses listing recently released games that use the unreal engine[/QUOTE]
How dare they spread correct and relevant information.
[QUOTE=SomeDumbShit;35328521]Seriously BBC?[/QUOTE]
If only AA3 was something like CoD, maybe it'd actually be fun. What a terribad game compared to AA2 :/
[QUOTE=SatansSin;35328723]Does BBC do any research before posting news?[/QUOTE]
Admit it, to the regular guy on the street you really dont have to when it comes to games.
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