Gamebryo 2.5 runs in DirectX 9 and 10 (DirectX 11 support is slated for the next release) on the PC and on all the current major platforms. Technology The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion uses the Gamebryo engine Of particular note in this regard are large-scale open world titles like Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Fallout 3 and Obsidian Entertainment's Fallout: New Vegas. However, the Gamebryo Engine has often been criticized for being riddled with bugs. On top of that, the engine has been used every major genre of games: 3D action games ( Splatterhouse), large-scale RPGs ( Divinity II), tactical games (the Freedom Force franchise), platformers ( Epic Mickey), racing games ( Speed Racer), even adaptations of board games ( Axis & Allies).
The engine has also been licensed for use by Square Enix on an unannounced title. Prominent developers that frequently use or have used the engine include Rockstar ( Bully), Bethesda ( Oblivion, the Fallout 3 games), Firaxis ( Civilization Revolution) and Mythic ( Warhammer Online). Gamebryo has very widespread use in the industry, especially for developing cross-platform titles.
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Emergent is not itself a game developer as the Gamebryo Engine's developer, it licenses the engine code to development houses. Numerical Design later merged with Emergent Game Technologies in August of 2005. Gamebryo was first developed by Numerical Design Limited. The current version is included in Gamebryo Lightspeed, a developmental package which bundles a variety of middleware tools along with the engine, released April 2, 2009. Gamebryo 2.5 was released on Jand subsequently replaced with version 2.6 on November 12, 2008. The Gamebryo Engine is a cross-platform engine designed to run on the PC, GameCube, Wii, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox, and Xbox 360.
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