See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Unreal Engine
Nostalgia can be a funny thing. It makes us remember things in a better light than they were; it helps ideas, characters and worlds live well beyond their creator’s original intentions. And, as it turns out, it’s also what has led one New Zealand studio transition from advertising retirement villages and real estate to a Dino Crisis successor.
Helmed by Peter Hyoguchi, God of Mars is an in-production science fiction film that’s breaking new ground. While companies like Disney have used Epic’s Unreal Engine to aid in production, Hyoguchi’s film is going a step further and just filming the whole damn thing in Unreal.
It’s long been a running joke among people who hate sports games that each new edition in a series like FIFA or Madden is really just a $US50 ($71) roster update. Well, joke’s on them, because this year Konami is going to do exactly that, turning PES 2021 into a…
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