The get all the PS3 power to work ON their "engine".

You know....

The "Multi-plat" one. (Even if it's built from the ground up).

-End statement

Lets see if consoles can come out in 1080P and in 3D with a good framerate and with anti-aliasing. Oh wait they can't...

Why did they feel the need to port this game to consoles I can already tell the PC version will be affected by the infectious consolus portus disease.

yeah, somehow I find it hard to believe that Crytek developed an engine that does what many respected developers couldn't; optimize PC/360 code for PS3..

My guess is that the engine/toolbox takes the physics and dumps them on the SPU's, maybe something else too, but not utilizing them to support the RSX. Like Resistance: FOM did back in 2006.

I knew it existed, but never seen it in action.

Is it the same type of 3D, with glasses end stuf?
I would like to try it out, just for fun...

Dam thats a huge list of 3D ready games on PC. Wonder why people are even getting hyped over the consoles getting 3D. I mean PC already has 200+ of games judging by that list which are 3D ready.

Also the fact that on PC it can run in true 1080 High FPS and all that can be had at a much cheaper cost then consoles.

Yea you could hook a console up with a 3D monitor but the Jaggies would be terrible.

@ t850

none of them are native 3d supported. NVdia Vision emulates only games to be 3d.

Native support of 3D is only in Avatar and AvP3. There is a good 3D effect and poor 3D efect.

G5ames like avatar and AvP3 or GT5 3D are like avatar the movie

and games like Age of empires are like clash6 of th6e titans...

You've got a point, but are probably overstating it a bit. For example:

http://www.amazon.com/Samsu...

I didn't bother to check the 'checkout price', but the RRP on that one is $1999USD - which i'm sure could be had for closer to $1500 if you looked around enough. (that particular model also comes with a free 3d Bluray player and multiple sets of glasses (4, if deal is same as Australian offers), which on their own are probably at least another ~$500-600USD value).

Plus you'd be comparing a 22-24" monitor on the PC side with a 40-65" television.

Really, it's apples to oranges. No-one would buy/make a PC purely for playing some 3d games, and the vast majority are unlikely to 'buy a tv' purely for 3d (at this point, at least). People might 'value add' 3d capability if they already plan on buying/making a PC, and likewise if they are in line for a new tv. There, the difference between same specs with/without 3d versions works pretty similarly priced (each adds a couple hundred to what you'd pay without the feature - though less on the tv side, if you're also in need of a Bluray etc).

ouch that works out more expensive than ps3, GT5 and KZ3 will be examples of how 3D gaming should be done on consoles, I agree that 3D gaming will be limited but it will be like avatar where some of the games are rendered in 3D, such as in KZ3 bullets zipping at you ar snow melting affects etc, to me actually it will be more cool:):)

Yeah and you can even get pretty decent 3D with the red and blue glasses, which is what I did till I invested in the 120 hz monitor and the 3D vision kit.

Playing on Eyefinity at the moment. None of my monitors are 3D enabled. I am considering replacing the Center monitor with a 3D monitor.

Have 5870 eyefinity 6(2gig version card) in crossfire. Hence thats enough power to run Crysis 1 in 5760*1080 enthsiast settings decent fps. Wonder how it would run 3D in 1920*1080 though.

I heard they included support for 120hz monitors in their latest drivers.

Though just went through their release notes nothing on 3D yet. Well Eyefinity will do for now ;-)

Edit: just checked this link http://www.xbitlabs.com/new...

Ati announces 3D support but it requires Proprietary Hardware and Software

Yep day 1 for me too, it sounds awesome, I don't think the fact that it is multiplat will be a reflection on the gameplay or the visuals, a post from incrysis.com:

"- The demo version ran with a good framerate even though it was not optimized for performance.
- No story or multiplayer details were revealed.
- You can see the the first-person character's body, just like in the previous Crysis games.
- The draw distance was said to be "seemingly limitless".
- Crytek's goals with Crysis 2 is, again, to push the envelope of gaming technology.
- Advanced DirectX 11 features (PC only) won't be shown until after summer.
- Crytek is taking the story aspect very seriously.
- Crytek thinks that New York will suit better for storytelling than a jungle setting.
- Grabbing enemies and hurling them through the air makes a comeback.
- Mounted gun turrets can be ripped off and utilized.
- Items can be used to batter enemies with.
- There will be huge alien opponents.
- Crytek has recreated New York in accurate, vibrant and detailed fashion.
- Crysis 2 is a reboot of the Crysis universe and tells a new story but some of the questions and plot threads left open
at the end of Crysis 1 will be resolved.
- Extra story details can be picked up by listening to conversations between soldiers.
- Multiple Nanosuit 2.0 powers can be used at the same time allowing you to mix and match them to your liking.
- In addition to weapon customization the Nanosuit 2.0 can also be customized and enhanced by unlocking and
activating various modules.
- The gameplay style of Crysis 2 lies somewhere between a modern military shooter and a science-fiction shooter.
- The artifical intelligence (AI) makes smart use of cover and is very alert and ready for action; a sniper rifle kill
caused a strong counterattack.
- A 'microwave cannon' was mentioned as one of the weapons.
- There will be tons of replay value. "

aka :D

Cant wait for the game too. Day 1 buy.

PC ftw ;-)

These declines are on the back of extra revenue received from releasing games like Forza horizon 5 on PlayStation. So I’m being sarcastic here when I said they should go back to exclusives. Killing off a revenue stream from Ps5 sales will only make things worse