Crysis 2 - The Experience You Can Only Dream About #Part 2/2
Project to 307 million. Crytek's CryEngine 3 will be used by the U.S. Army to train U.S. forces. Game graphics for military training The project is 57 million dollars (307 million) using 2-Crysis game engine to train U.S. forces to turn on the ground, in air and at sea. It is real-time Immersive Inc. has licensed Crytek's hefty graphics engine, but apart from the graphics end similarity to the game Crysis 2 for PC, Xbox 360 and Playstation. True "virtual reality" For a project with such a price tag of course not satisfied with mouse and keyboard. There is a real virtual experience with cameras, sensors, vest, helmet, vibration, and not least "virtual reality" glasses. The soldier gets all this experience served while he or she stands on a 3x3 meter specially designed "pad" that allows the soldier to turn around and look in all directions.
Project to 307 million. Crytek's CryEngine 3 will be used by the U.S. Army to train U.S. forces. Game graphics for military training The project is 57 million dollars (307 million) using 2-Crysis game engine to train U.S. forces to turn on the ground, in air and at sea. It is real-time Immersive Inc. has licensed Crytek's hefty graphics engine, but apart from the graphics end similarity to the game Crysis 2 for PC, Xbox 360 and Playstation. True "virtual reality" For a project with such a price tag of course not satisfied with mouse and keyboard. There is a real virtual experience with cameras, sensors, vest, helmet, vibration, and not least "virtual reality" glasses. The soldier gets all this experience served while he or she stands on a 3x3 meter specially designed "pad" that allows the soldier to turn around and look in all directions.