Neon engine to drive McRae's DIRT
Code built from the bottom up will power next-gen rally game from Codemasters.
Codemasters Studios is touting its new Neon game engine, stating that the upcoming Colin McRae game, Colin McRae: DIRT (known as DIRT: Colin McRae Off-Road in the US), will be using the all-new engine.
Today's update on the game engine explains why the next game in the series has taken so long to hit the shelves--Neon has been in production for 18 months.
Colin McRae Rally was released in 1998, and a series of sequels followed--but the last game, Colin McRae Rally 2005, was released more than two years ago.
DIRT will feature a range of off-road race events and more than 40 officially licensed cars from 12 categories, including Colin McRae's prototype R4 and Travis Pastrana's Subaru Impreza.
Colin McRae: DIRT is due in 2007 for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.
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