DooMBoy Posted June 23, 2002 I've been wondering-who and how many people are going to want to license the Doom3 engine after the game gets released? 0 Share this post Link to post
gatewatcher Posted June 23, 2002 DooMBoy said:I've been wondering-who and how many people are going to want to license the Doom3 engine after the game gets released? Raven for one, they are doing Quake4. 0 Share this post Link to post
Linguica Posted June 23, 2002 American McGee has already licensed the engine for some game I think, and if not, he said he wants to. 0 Share this post Link to post
gatewatcher Posted June 23, 2002 AndrewB said:Two words: Daikatana 2. no way. john romero, although once great, works on things like hyperspace delivery boy now, not daikatana 2. 0 Share this post Link to post
Livo Posted June 23, 2002 When did American McGee license the Doom 3 engine? I sort of wish that he was doing the Hell levels for Doom 3. American McGee's Alice levels were incredibly twisted and dark humoured, if he took that up a notch and combined that with Trent Reznor's music- that would be terrifying. 0 Share this post Link to post
Naked Snake Posted June 23, 2002 AndrewB said:Two words: Daikatana 2. Two more : fuck that. By the time Daikatana 2 got done the Doom 3 engine would be obsolete. 0 Share this post Link to post
gatewatcher Posted June 23, 2002 bigbadgangsta said:Two more : fuck that. By the time Daikatana 2 got done the Doom 3 engine would be obsolete. john romero once said he was gonna use the unreal engine for Daikatana 2. pft, unreal. 0 Share this post Link to post
Naked Snake Posted June 23, 2002 gatewatcher said:john romero once said he was gonna use the unreal engine for Daikatana 2. pft, unreal. Unreal isn't that bad, I liked it. 0 Share this post Link to post
gatewatcher Posted June 23, 2002 i liked it too. but i liked quake better. i think that what romero was trying to do by switching from quake tech to unreal tech was, in some way, showing that he was cutting any ties between him and id. also the quake engines sucked up like two years of development and i think he was pissed... But who gives a shit, we don't have to wory about a Daikatana sequel. 0 Share this post Link to post
PmRd Posted June 23, 2002 Livo said:When did American McGee license the Doom 3 engine? I sort of wish that he was doing the Hell levels for Doom 3. American McGee's Alice levels were incredibly twisted and dark humoured, if he took that up a notch and combined that with Trent Reznor's music- that would be terrifying. FYI, Trent Reznor did the music for Alice.. 0 Share this post Link to post
AndrewB Posted June 23, 2002 Um, the "Daikatana 2" comment was a joke. I didn't know it was possible to refer to Daikatana in any "serious" context. 0 Share this post Link to post
wasted Posted July 4, 2002 Damn, not the Daikatana2!!! Romero should start smthng new. Whatever, i expect lots of new cool games on Doom3's engine... Hei, Raven could make Hexen 3 (i know that all 3 riders are dead, but anyway, there should be Serpent itself, heh)... Hei, whatta question... 0 Share this post Link to post
Lord FlatHead Posted July 4, 2002 wasted said:Damn, not the Daikatana2!!! Romero should start smthng new.He has. He's doing games for handhelds now, his company's called MonkeyStone Games. 0 Share this post Link to post
Mastaba Posted July 4, 2002 Lord FlatHead said:He has. He's doing games for handhelds now, his company's called MonkeyStone Games. And for PC's too. I played the PC port demo of Hyperspace Delivery Boy. It was actually sort of fun, though the voices sounded kind of odd. 0 Share this post Link to post
Rellik Posted July 7, 2002 With all the engine is capable of I'm wondering what non-gaming applications it will be used for. I mean, you could use the engine to make CGI movies or as a replacement for 3D Studio. The look is so incredible that I think it'll only be limited by human ingenuity (or the lack there of). Or maybe I'm wrong. :p 0 Share this post Link to post
dsm Posted July 7, 2002 Rellik said:With all the engine is capable of I'm wondering what non-gaming applications it will be used for. I mean, you could use the engine to make CGI movies or as a replacement for 3D Studio. The look is so incredible that I think it'll only be limited by human ingenuity (or the lack there of). Or maybe I'm wrong. :p Well, the Doom 3 engine doesn't look as good as the Warcraft 3 cinematics. 0 Share this post Link to post
Dima Posted July 7, 2002 dsm said:Well, the Doom 3 engine doesn't look as good as the Warcraft 3 cinematics. It depends... 0 Share this post Link to post
Da Reaper Posted July 7, 2002 Hi im a new user to the forums but onto the topic, i think that the developers of AvP3 should consider using the Doom 3 engine, it would be perfect, the tight twisted corridors, shadows creeping around corners, but it would need a little tweaking for the Aliens style fighting retreats as frentic as they are, and the predator outdoor eviroments. 0 Share this post Link to post
Shaviro Posted July 7, 2002 Da Reaper said:Hi im a new user to the forums but onto the topic, i think that the developers of AvP3 should consider using the Doom 3 engine, it would be perfect, the tight twisted corridors, shadows creeping around corners, but it would need a little tweaking for the Aliens style fighting retreats as frentic as they are, and the predator outdoor eviroments. Welcome to the forums. I wasn't aware of AvP3?! But you're right. The DOOM3 engine would create a great atmosphere for AvP3. 0 Share this post Link to post
Da Reaper Posted July 7, 2002 Yeah, AvP3 has been confirmed but i dont think it has realy started development- with the Avp2 expansion in the wings, and thanks for the welcome. 0 Share this post Link to post
Dima Posted July 7, 2002 Shaviro said:Depends on what? Depends on which cinematic he's talking of :) I mean, DOOM III does look at times better than any CG I've ever seen (apart of course from Final Fantasy The Movie). 0 Share this post Link to post
Shaviro Posted July 7, 2002 Dima said:Depends on which cinematic he's talking of :) I mean, DOOM III does look at times better than any CG I've ever seen (apart of course from Final Fantasy The Movie). hmm. It's not better than the one with the ants and the flowers... ;) Mah. I think DOOM III looks better than Final Fantasy. More believable environment, better architecture etc. (I know Final Fantasy has more detail, but that is ceratinly not everything.) 0 Share this post Link to post
Dima Posted July 7, 2002 Shaviro said:hmm. It's not better than the one with the ants and the flowers... ;) Mah. I think DOOM III looks better than Final Fantasy. More believable environment, better architecture etc. (I know it's not more detailed, but that is ceratinly not everything.) LOL They take place in different environments, so it figures that they are different! :) Well, one super computer that was used for the movie (out of hundreds of them) just to render the main character can run DOOM III at 1600x1200@32 bit with all options enabled set to the max with Anti-Aliasing enabled set to it's fullest extent with 60fps! :) So I'd imagine that Final Fantasy is a tiny bit more detailed :) 0 Share this post Link to post
Shaviro Posted July 7, 2002 uhmm...Just to clear things up: I know Final Fantasy is more detailed than DOOM III, but.... 0 Share this post Link to post
