Yep, Red Dwarf is great, one of my favourite shows, although it lost its way during the 7th and 8th series. It's well worth getting the DVDs if you like what you've seen. There's a few brand new episodes being shown Easter weekend too, but I'm not holding out hope for them unfortunately.

Will it have built in engines for quickly making games such as Animal Crossing and Ninendogs?

Subtle but very effective, well done.

Gmax is a very cut down free version of 3D Studio Max designed for low poly game models, and as such cannot produce 2D renders.

Or using Plasma would probably work well.

It was obviously a very important smiley.

Undercarriage.

Bloody hell, that guy must have a lot of time. He should make an animation, like that White Stripes Lego video.

Haha, that's reyt good, must've taken ages to draw. Gave me a good giggle in a boring day at work.

Goddamnit, they'd better release this for PC eventually. I know they've said they won't, but it'd be a mistake not to.

I can confirm that too, I run it on Vista 64-bit.

Ash

Not sure if it uses the cryengine or not? I think it could even be coincedental, since it runs WAY faster than Crysis, looks better, AND has PhysX support... there's no way this could be using that dodgy engine unless they rewrote it and fixed it properly.

hey did fix it, in Crysis Warhead.

Cryostasis uses an engine called AtmosFear, which is pretty damn nice.

I do admire the use of the water physics, but it just doesn't look real enough yet. Too blobby and thick looking, doesn't look good enough to take on the faked particle effects of games like Bioshock yet. However, I do think this is an early version of something that will be commonplace in the future, with physics loads being taken off the CPU and onto the powerful modern GPUs.