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US government using Unreal Engine to train agents and other servicemen

What's Hawt: Who says video games aren’t beneficial to real life situations? Epic Games has announced a partnership with Virtual Heroes to allow licensing of Unreal Engine 3 to the U.S. government for training purposes.

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Kurylo3d4391d ago

this isnt news... they have been doing this since the original unreal engine... were talkn decades here.

SilentNegotiator4391d ago

But they just upgraded to THREE! AWWWWW YEAAAH COLE TRAIN BABY HERP DERP

FriedGoat4390d ago

What it means now is they have to wait 20 seconds before the simulation for the textures to load.

sikbeta4391d ago

Simulation =/= Real training

US Army, spend that tax money properly!

pandehz4390d ago

IF theyre gonna play games they could atleast install it on one of their supercomputers and make an mmo out of it for all soldiers.

theeg4390d ago

@friedgoat

they're not playing the dirty, sub-hd, jaggie console version that takes 5 seconds to load in all the textures everytime a scene changes!

they're playing in true hd, 1080p at 60 frames or better with 1 second loading on pc suckas!

aDDicteD4385d ago

if it's really 100% same in the field then it's a nice project. but if it's not then it'll be a different story, there's a slight difference between those two i think

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Unreal Engine 3 to debut on Windows 8

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Epic Games has revealed that Unreal Engine 3 (UE3) will make its public debut on Windows 8, Microsoft's next PC operating system, and the tablet-based Windows RT. The unveiling occurred during computer manufacturer Asus' press conference at the IFA 2012 electronics trade show in Berlin.

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The Community: "Unreal Engine 4: Next-Gen Possibilities"

The Community's newest member, Trauma, debuts with a history of UE3's impact on gaming, and a preview of what's to come from UE4.

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