The first game to exhibit ragdoll physics was the Jurassic Park licensed game Jurassic Park: Trespasser, which received very polar opinions, most were negative. The game had a large number of bugs but was remembered for being a pioneer in video-game physics engines.
I doubt Tresspasser had ragdoll physics. The first game I remember playing w/ true ragdoll was Max Payne 2 in '03. I think the UT that came out at that time also had it.
The first game to exhibit ragdoll physics was the Jurassic Park licensed game Jurassic Park: Trespasser, which received very polar opinions, most were negative. The game had a large number of bugs but was remembered for being a pioneer in video-game physics engines.
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ArcticSnake
That game DID have static physics, but as far as ragdoll physics go, I don't think it had those. Not all games with physics technology exploit ragdoll physics. Example being Call of Duty 1. It's got some Havok for grenade throwing and what not, but no ragdoll whatsoever.
How about the first game ever to use ragdoll physics realistically instead of characters really looking like actual paperlight scarecrows from the wizard of oz?
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