Today, the South Korea GRB (Game Rating Board) apparently approved Crysis for the Xbox 360. Crysis has not been released on the Xbox 360. It’s a Windows-only title.
Don’t know your parallax occlusion mapping from your custom shape based bokeh depth of field effects? Don’t worry about it! Crytek, maker of Crysis 2, illustrates what new tessellation and displacement mapping technology, part of the game’s new “Ultra Upgrade” pack, means for you, PC gamer.
Crytek’s CryEngine 3 technology, which we’ve seen most recently in the company’s own Crysis 2, is the driving force behind a $US57 million project from the US Army aimed at teaching its soldiers how to fight.
Crysis 2 is about to get its first piece of downloadable content, in the form of four new multiplayer maps. It’ll be out on May 17 on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 (PSN service dependent).