NVIDIA Makes Physics A Reality For Gamers
In addition to the press release below, NVIDIA has launched a free GeForce Power Pack that includes drivers, a PhysX-enabled mod for Unreal Tournament III, a full version of Warmonger and a few tech demos as well.
In addition to the press release below, NVIDIA has launched a free GeForce Power Pack that includes drivers, a PhysX-enabled mod for Unreal Tournament III, a full version of Warmonger and a few tech demos as well.
Gamers would agree that they would love to see the worlds in their favorite games be depicted as realistic as possible. For total immersion, the gaming environment has to “feel†as real as possible, and characters must be able to move and interact with the objects in the environment that have a compelling, dramatic impact on game play. With customized physics effects, developers can design trees that bend in the wind, water that ebbs and flows naturally, and include objects in the environment that dramatically impact the gaming experience.
To deliver this level of interactivity, developers are rapidly taking advantage of NVIDIA PhysX technology, interactive entertainment's most pervasive physics engine, already used in more than 140 shipping titles for Sony Playstation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii. With today's release of the GeForce Power Pack, a compilation of games, demos, and mod packs for the PC platform that is available for free at Force Within: Download, NVIDIA is now bringing this new depth of gameplay to PC gamers everywhere.