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===Unreal Engine 2=== | ===Unreal Engine 2=== | ||
:'''Main article: [[Unreal Engine 2]]''' | :'''Main article: [[Unreal Engine 2]]''' | ||
− | The second generation of the Unreal Engine powered games such as [[Unreal 2]], [[UT2003]], [[UT2004]], Unreal Championship 1 and 2, XIII and others. Major new features not present in the original engine include hardware meshes (aka. StaticMeshes), fluid surfaces, terrain support, complex materials, particle emitters, volumes, and more. | + | The second generation of the Unreal Engine powered games such as [[Unreal 2]], [[UT2003]], [[UT2004]], America's Army, Unreal Championship 1 and 2, XIII and others. Major new features not present in the original engine include hardware meshes (aka. StaticMeshes), fluid surfaces, terrain support, complex materials, particle emitters, volumes, and more. |
A default version of the Unreal Engine 2 can be freely downloaded as the [[Unreal Engine 2 Runtime]], which is based on the UT2003 state of the engine. A special version, Unreal Engine 2.X, was optimized for the [[wp:Xbox|Xbox]] console and used for Unreal Championship 2. The state of the engine based on UT2004 is known as Unreal Engine 2.5. | A default version of the Unreal Engine 2 can be freely downloaded as the [[Unreal Engine 2 Runtime]], which is based on the UT2003 state of the engine. A special version, Unreal Engine 2.X, was optimized for the [[wp:Xbox|Xbox]] console and used for Unreal Championship 2. The state of the engine based on UT2004 is known as Unreal Engine 2.5. |