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DevMaster.net Presents the 3D Engines Database

Posted by CowboyNeal on from the side-by-side dept.

desjerlaih writes "DevMaster.net is reporting that it has developed a comprehensive 3D Engines Database that provides detailed and organized information on current game engines. According to the site, the engine database is committed to providing the most accurate and up-to-date information on today's engines. Source (Half-life 2's engine), and Unreal 3 are already on the list, and their listed features are pretty impressive."

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  1. Re:Looks cute, but... by MarsDefenseMinister · · Score: 3, Informative

    The Torque game engine from Garage Games doesn't cost much, and it's fine for a lot of things.

    I know you said 'nearly all ... cost bucket loads' so I am just adding information, not contradicting.

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  2. Re:Looks cute, but... by Elmdor · · Score: 3, Informative

    IT companies use databases just like this to help them make informed decisions. Why infact just yesterday I had completed a compilation of game engines for the company I work for. We are using it as a resource for game developers in the area. Architects, landscapers, modders, programmers, animators, developers, publishers, and others all benefit from such a list. Sincerely, Nathan ITAAO Information Technology Alliance of Appalachian Ohio

  3. Interesting... by ILL+Robinson · · Score: 5, Informative

    3D Engines.net is a fully searchable 3D engine DB has been around for quite some time. This look interesting similiar...
    *looks up and taps fingers in succession on chin*

    -Robs