Impossible Creatures Diary [Nov 19, 2002, 10:29 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The Impossible Creatures
Development Diary on PC.IGN.Com features some thoughts from Drew Dunlop,
lead technical programmer on Relic's upcoming game of diving headfirst into the
gene pool. He discusses the working of the "Combiner engine,"
the technology that allows for the game's namesake mix-and-match critters,
going into the requirements they had for the technology, why they did things the
way they did, the flexibility required to make the graphics succeed, how they
feel the engine turned out, and more.
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There is a demo of it on the CD in the latest edition of PCGamer. It's interesting, but I think I liked their original concept for it better. I think it got to big for them though.
If one synchronized swimmer drowns, do they all drown? -- Bucky B. Katt
[q]Did they rename the title from something else?[q]
This is the game formerly known as [b]Sigma[b]
This is the game formerly known as [b]Sigma[b]
I vaguely remember a game similar to this with another name. Did they rename the title from something else?
or am i just loosing it?
or am i just loosing it?
Doin' it Big
I have been looking forward to this game for sometime now. Hope it turns out great.
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