Sony’s Bravia commercial remade in CryEngine 2 February 28, 2008
Someone has remade Sony’s Bravia commercial using the CryEngine 2:
Pretty close match.
(Via Anti Patterns.)
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That was very hard to watch,w hat with them constantly changing the way the side-by-side comparison worked. I would have much rather just seen the Crytek version alone, or MAYBE a constant vertical splitscreen between the two.
You did notice the main difference, didn’t you?
They’re not using balls, but rather this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_teapot
I thought the main difference was the chicken instead of a kitten :)