CryTek's Crysis to usher in DirectX 10 era

German gaming mag, GameStar,
snagged an exclusive interview with the CryTek team to discuss their upcoming title, Crysis. Built using the stunning capabilities of the Cry-Engine 2, Crysis is being billed as the first DirectX 10-enabled game for Windows Vista. Crysis will exploit features like "dynamic day/night cycle, fully interactive environments, sunrays and diffuse transmission, real time soft shadows, soft particles, interactive/destructible environments, volumetric clouds, and advanced shader technology." Crysis is currently slated for a Q4 2006 release.

Visit Evil Avatar for a choppy translation of GameStar's article.

[Thanks, Bamboo]