ITS OUT... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tff X3VljTtI

Thanks anon I love these. Have you seen tim cain's on fallout?

>>3933680
not yet its one of the very few im yet to watch, love them too.

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>>3933634
Oh this is gonna be a good watch.

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>>3933634
>Deus ex was almost retro but wouldn't have been very good.

This is really interesting stuff.

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>Spector was approached to do a Command and Conquer RPG in 96'

What the fuck?

Eh nothing too entertaining

>>3933634
tried watching it yesterday, but it seems pretty lame overall, more power to you if you enjoyed the whole shebang

>>3934920
Warren is delightfully full of himself (as usual) and keeps calling unreal engine unreal tournament. As for postmortem itself it's nothing new, I think there's an article on gamasutra from 2001 written by him, makes basically the same points.

>>3934957
There's a bunch of unreal 1 engine versions. The engine was enhanced for unreal tournament so hes not entirely wrong calling it that.

https://wiki.beyondunreal.com/Legacy:Unreal_Engine_1#Builds_Versions

>>3934998
Yeah the enhanced UT engine is the build Deus Ex uses. Amusingly Invisible War uses one of the very first unreal 2 builds, might explain some of the quirks of that game.

>>3935109
By quirks you mean xbox couldn't even handle that engine's RAM usage, so all levels in that game are smaller than a jap flat. That's probably the biggest problem with that game.

See also thief deadly shadows, which wasn't as horribly trunkated, but compared to theif the dark project it's 1/5th the size.

>>3933634

Man, I thought it was like a mod or something.