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YouTubes member koooolalala has been experimenting with Epics Unreal Engine 4, and has released a number of videos showing off the incredible IQ that can be achieved with this engine.

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Five-year development from Unreal Warfare to final design.
Gears of War began its life at Epic Games as a class-based Battlefield-style shooter in 2001, Unreal Engine lead programmer James Golding has revealed.

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Developers at Ninja Theory recently detailed a video game they were working on for PlayStation 4 consoles called Razer, featuring the studio's typical mix of intense action.

Publishers did not want to carry the project forward with Ninja Theory and the developer has only now offered the public a glimpse, perhaps to drum up interest. A description for the video above reads: This is a preview trailer to show how the published game might feel like. We always create trailers like this for our games and they are never intended to be shown to the public. They serve to get a feel for the gameplay, story and the way you might play it. They are always entirely produced in-house and this one features our own staff as actors. The trailer was created in Unreal Engine 4 and After Effects. Razer was originally intended for Xbox One and PC, in addition to PS4, though we're not sure how far into development Ninja Theory took the title. Hopefully we'll hear about another project from the developer soon or Razer will get some support from fans and publishers alike.

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At the end of last month, developer AimToG released a gorgeous-looking Unreal Engine 4-powered strategic shooter called Angels In The Sky. In this action-packed title, you take on the role of a fighter pilot and attempt to master futuristic artillery as you take on waves and waves of airborne alien opponents that can move at blistering speeds and are capable of taking you down in seconds. Lu...

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VRFocus - Its been a big week for Ether One developer White Paper Games, which confirmed that its first-person adventure title is on its way to the PlayStation 4 after months of rumours and hints. But the team isnt simply porting the original experience to the console. Instead, Ether One is making a full transition to Epic Games Unreal Engine 4 on both PlayStation 4 and PC. Now the team has shared another new image of progress its making.

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White Paper Games has released information on Ether One, a game that launched in March on PC and is coming to PS4. Instead of being a direct port the developers are rebuilding the game for PS4 in Unreal Engine 4, which will let you explore a game world with higher detail. The story and motivation behind the development of Ether One is one that may resonate with many, as it explores the impact of dementia.

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VRFocus - When it comes to virtual reality (VR) development, both the Unity Engine and Epic Games Unreal Engine 4 have proven exceedingly popular tools for teams. Now another major engine is making a bid for VR development in Cryteks CryEngine 3. The developer, well known for its graphical prowess with titles such as Crysis, has revealed a brand new VR demo to showcase its support at this weeks Gamescom 2014 in Colgone, Germany.

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VRFocus - Last month saw Epic Games update its popular Unreal Engine 4 to version 4.3, adding support for the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) head-mounted display's (HMD) second development kit (DK2). This week sees the next version of the development tool roll out. While it doesn't include any further updates for the Oculus Rift, it does feature some significant improvements to the support for the Project Morpheus PlayStation 4 VR HMD.