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Game Engine History 6

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1993 Id Tech 1 (id software) Doom No graphics card 2D 7

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Game Engine History 1996 Quake (id software) Quake Real 3D Mouse to aim, keyboard to move Software rendering 8

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Game Engine History 1997 Id Tech 2 (id software) Quake II, Half life Graphics card support Support both software rendering and openGL 1.1 rendering 9

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Game Engine History 1998 Unreal (EPIC) - Unreal Include physics, video, Soundetc., Game engine is not only rendering engine anymore. 10

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Game Engine History 2002 Unreal 2 (EPIC) - Lineage 2, Rainbow Six 3, BioShock Support GameCube, PS2, Xbox Particle Editor, Physical Editor, 11

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Game Engine History 2005 Unreal 3 (EPIC) Gears of War series Programmable pipeline no fix pipeline 12

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Game Engine History 2005 Unity (Unity Technologies) Cytus, Call of Duty : Strike 13

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What Is Game Engine A game engine is a system designed for the creation and development of video games(Wikipedia)Wikipedia 14

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What Is Game Engine Gear of War Game Play Berserker appear Break the wall Play attack animation Destructible Mesh Play the sound effect Move to the standby position Play event UI Dash Play the dash animation Play the sound (dash and speech) Play the subtitle (the speech) 15

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What Is Game Engine A system with tools to create and handle all behavior in game. 16

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Unreal3 US$50,000 royalty-free revenue benefit 17

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Havok Project anarchy for mobile Havok Vision Engine Havok Physics Havok Animation Studio Havok AI 18

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Unity Unity Pro $1500, ios $1500, Android $1500 19

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No best engine just best Developers ! 20

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Q & A Thank You ! 21

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What Is Game Engine Rendering Scene Physics Sound Script AI Animation Network . 22

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Rendering Uneal LightMass 23

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Physics Havok vision 24

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Animation Havok Animation Studio 25

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AI Havok AI 26

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Scene Management Unreal Streaming Unreal Level Editor 27

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Why Game Engine Much easy to create a game Learning overhead ? 28

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Why Game Engine Cheaper !! 29

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D&D History Dnd - 1975 30

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D&D History Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin - 1983 31

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D&D History Pool of Radiance - 1988 32

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D&D History Baldur's Gate - 1998 33

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D&D History Neverwinter Nights - 2002 34

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D&D History Neverwinter Nights 2 - 2006 35

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D&D History Dragon Age 2 - 2012 36

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Why Game Engine 37

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Why Game Engine 38

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Why Game Engine 39

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Why Game Engine Physics rendering blah blah blah 40

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Why Game Engine Cost problem Unity Pro : $1500 Unreal3 : $50000 25% Havok Project Anarchy : Free!! CryEngine3 : Free for non-commercial. $1200000 for commercial. 41

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Game Engine History 1999 Id Tech 3 (id software) Quake III, Return to Castle Wolfenstein No more software rendering Support Command line & vertex animation 42

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Game Engine History 2004 Id Tech 4 (id software) Doom III, Quake IV Support DX9 Dynamic Lighting (Shadow volume) 43

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Game Engine History 2004 CryEngine 1 (Crytek) Far Cry, AION 44

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Game Engine History 2006 CryEngine 2 (Crytek) Crysis Support DX10 45

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Game Engine History 2009 CryEngine 3 (Crytek) Crysis 3 Support DX11 46