Shrygue
December 4th, 2007, 19:24
via Next Generation (http://www.next-gen.biz/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8200&Itemid=59)
Kynapse for Wii, which is already being used by two game developers, offers a range of features including a 3D pathfinding solution for dynamic terrains, advanced spatial reasoning functionalities, perception data generation, and can be used to bring several thousands of characters to life on-screen, according to Kynogon.
"Wii is a remarkable success and we are proud to offer Kynapse to Wii game developers,” said Kynogon CEO Pierre Pontevia.
“The unique capabilities of Wii allow developers to produce creative forms of gameplay that require innovative AI. With Kynapse, we feel Wii developers have another critical tool in their hands that helps them unleash the real magic of the Wii system."
Kynapse has been used to aid the development of more than 60 games, including Crackdown, Fable 2, Medal of Honor: Airborne and The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar.
Kynapse for Wii, which is already being used by two game developers, offers a range of features including a 3D pathfinding solution for dynamic terrains, advanced spatial reasoning functionalities, perception data generation, and can be used to bring several thousands of characters to life on-screen, according to Kynogon.
"Wii is a remarkable success and we are proud to offer Kynapse to Wii game developers,” said Kynogon CEO Pierre Pontevia.
“The unique capabilities of Wii allow developers to produce creative forms of gameplay that require innovative AI. With Kynapse, we feel Wii developers have another critical tool in their hands that helps them unleash the real magic of the Wii system."
Kynapse has been used to aid the development of more than 60 games, including Crackdown, Fable 2, Medal of Honor: Airborne and The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar.