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Concerns over Wii U's power have led many industry observers to question whether Nintendo's new system is even as powerful as the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli doesn't share those concerns. In an interview with CVG, Yerli said Wii U is "minimum on par with the current generation."
The executive went on to comment that CryEngine 3, which has powered his company's latest efforts on the Crysis series, more than functions on Wii U. "It actually runs beautifully," said Yerli. He went on to note that while Crytek didn't have a business plan that justified development on Wii U, there is "a game in development from a respected developer that we will be announcing. I've seen the game running and it looks really great."
Any thoughts about the game that will be announced? Even if Crytek's main team isn't developing something like Crysis 3 for the system, there is a chance one of its divisions is hard at work. Could we be seeing a subtle hint at something like Homefront 2 from Crytek UK?
The executive went on to comment that CryEngine 3, which has powered his company's latest efforts on the Crysis series, more than functions on Wii U. "It actually runs beautifully," said Yerli. He went on to note that while Crytek didn't have a business plan that justified development on Wii U, there is "a game in development from a respected developer that we will be announcing. I've seen the game running and it looks really great."
Any thoughts about the game that will be announced? Even if Crytek's main team isn't developing something like Crysis 3 for the system, there is a chance one of its divisions is hard at work. Could we be seeing a subtle hint at something like Homefront 2 from Crytek UK?
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