There's been much speculation about what the next generation of video games will bring, but already a pattern is emerging: old men. It seems the technological arms race of future game engines is being waged over the wrinkled battlefields of translucent, withered skin. David Cage came out strong with his old man, all thin lips and flowing white hair. Nvidia's old man wasn't that old at all. They are clearly falling behind the times. But wait, who's this emerging from a hitherto unnoticed patch of liver spots? It's Activision's R&D department, who demoed their old man at GDC. And some younger men and women, just for old times' sake. Wait isn't that the same Not Old Man from the Nvidia demo? Activision explain on the video's YouTube page: "Yes, this is the same source data from ICT used by Nvidia at GTC, but rendered using a completely different tech." According to a post by Activision R&D's Jorge Jimenez, this is the result of "many years of work in photorealistic characters." Supposedly, the tech was demoed live at GDC on a two-year old laptop. More screenshots below: Thanks, RPS. The post GDC 2013: Activision demo their next-gen face tech appeared first on PC Gamer. | |||
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joi, 28 martie 2013
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