
Some guy posted on Youtube two nice videos showing RFoM's physics engine capacities. Pretty nice stuff for the most.

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Very LAME, if that is the physics the PS3 can produce that is a shame.
Neat. Reminds me of when I first messed around in Half-Life 2 with all the things to mess with.
did you see all of the bullet holes.......yeah me neither
I always thought this game just looked like an HL2 clone, so it is not on my buy list.
Real physics would have the chair splintering apart... HL2 does this right??
looks impressive! gow is a joke against this. hahaha and this is a launch game! ps3 rules!