wow, I remember people arguing over this way back IN 2005which is when this article CushVA
Oh God... :lol:
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wow, I remember people arguing over this way back IN 2005which is when this article CushVA
It's funny! Even better is the fact that 1 week later Ageia retracted their comments about 360 not being able to handle the full engine with liquid physics.
For those that missed the link, here it is again.
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1856641,00.asp
[QUOTE="JiveT"]Incredible water effects in BIOSHOCK say hi! KTHXBYE.reddemon502
PS. there is nothing special about bioshock, just another fps w/ no multiplayer.
Bioshock hater, don't take him seriously.
[QUOTE="CushVA"]wow, I remember people arguing over this way back IN 2005which is when this article jack244
It's funny! Even better is the fact that 1 week later Ageia retracted their comments about 360 not being able to handle the full engine with liquid physics.
For those that missed the link, here it is again.
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1856641,00.asp
Ok,jack 244 wins against the original poster.
Way to go original poster (thread starter) You've been owned as owned.
Well explained by a third party source. I think we have a winner.
Redfingers
I think we have a loser. How many times are people going to badly abuse themselves in this thread?
From the same people 3 days later:
The summary of the information below is that AGEIA would like to go on record that we do not have data to support performance comparisons for the PS3 or Xbox360 that would impact any of our physics features," Keane said in an email, which was also sent to other news organizations. "Specifically, statements that the Xbox360 cannot run fluid simulations are not correct. In addition, conclusions about relative performance should not have been stated or implied in our presentations."
In an interview, Keane acknowledged that the original claims regarding the Xbox 360, as reported by ExtremeTech, were a part of the presentation. However, the Ageia employees that presented at the European GDC did not develop the presentation, and did not provide the information in its proper context, Keane said. The slide has since been removed, he added.
"We really have no clue," Keane said in an interview, regarding the capabilities of the Xbox 360 and its ability to process the Ageia physics SDK, known as Novodex.
How many times has this link been referenced already in this thread? LMAO.
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1856641,00.asp
[QUOTE="Redfingers"]Well explained by a third party source. I think we have a winner.
SUD123456
I think we have a loser. How many times are people going to badly abuse themselves in this thread?
From the same people 3 days later:
The summary of the information below is that AGEIA would like to go on record that we do not have data to support performance comparisons for the PS3 or Xbox360 that would impact any of our physics features," Keane said in an email, which was also sent to other news organizations. "Specifically, statements that the Xbox360 cannot run fluid simulations are not correct. In addition, conclusions about relative performance should not have been stated or implied in our presentations."
In an interview, Keane acknowledged that the original claims regarding the Xbox 360, as reported by ExtremeTech, were a part of the presentation. However, the Ageia employees that presented at the European GDC did not develop the presentation, and did not provide the information in its proper context, Keane said. The slide has since been removed, he added.
"We really have no clue," Keane said in an interview, regarding the capabilities of the Xbox 360 and its ability to process the Ageia physics SDK, known as Novodex.
How many times has this link been referenced already in this thread? LMAO.
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1856641,00.asp
LOL, that is priceless. Seriously, the vast majority of PC devs already consider Ageia a joke, why would anyone quote these people for anything.Please Log In to post.
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