The difference Mr Orth is for a mobile phone to actually work to talk/text, you need a signal, and for anything electric to work without batteries, you need a source of electricity, but to game, you don't NEED an internet connection unless you are playing online.

You don't need a signal to play single player games on a mobile either.

Explain that one

@mbsfaridi @cf_Kage @Navardo95 @johnwck90 Which isn't all that much either really. RAM has gotten a lot cheaper, and i7's are pretty much the standard in a full on gaming rig at the moment.

@vel0001 @cf_Kage Maybe, but from screenshots (unless this is using a completely different engine), the FOX engine looked tonnes better than this.

@Prats1993 Since its running on the Unreal 4 engine, its safe to believe its also running some kind of game engine underneath. That said, no A.I is running, so it is all scripted etc, but still, maybe not on consoles, but certainly on the PC, I expect to see this kind of graphical fidelity

@Navardo95 @johnwck90 A single Geforce GTX 680 if the developer is to be believed, which ran the demo

@CUDGEdave Except the Futuremark engine doesn't look half as good as this :p

@legoislandfan GTX 680 GFX. Its expensive, but its not that expensive

@DarthLod Its still running in real time, in the players viewpoint or not. Its running on the Unreal 4 engine. Its not pre-rendered like a cutscene

@keviac Cutscene? It doesn't exist!!!!!!!! Its a tech demo running off the Unreal 4 engine in real time off of one GTX 680. Its obviously not in the players viewpoint, but its running in real time

Halo 4 was surprisingly the first Halo game I bought and played through. Loved it