INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
In what might be the worst kept secret in gaming history, Crysis Remastered has been officially announced by Crytek, with a release window
(June-August for folks in the Southern Hemisphere)
reached out to both Crytek and Nvidia about what exactly this means, and will be sure to update this article if we hear back from either
company, but it could be a game changer
Most ray tracing found in the best PC games right now is hardware-based, thanks to Nvidia Turing's RT cores that accelerate this
so that's not such a huge deal
The huge news here is that it will open the window to other hardware manufacturers (read: AMD) to easily get ray tracing running on their
The original game, launched way back in 2007, still looks good to this day, so coupled with all the other visual additions, Crysis
Remastered could very well end up being 2020's graphics tech showcase
with what Crytek is calling "state-of-the-art" depth of field
need to know is that this will make Crysis Remastered look really good, and may make the title verge more into remake territory rather than
