Unfortunately the two videos that are available on Xbox Live Marketplace don’t show gameplay, but they do showcase what the Unreal engine is capable of doing and what we can expect from GoW2. If you’re at work and can’t get onto Xbox Live then just watch the above video as it’s basically the same thing.
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Wow, nice. The company I work for is currently looking for an engine to use full time and it’s been a toss up between the Crytek engine, Unreal, and some open source engine….I was pulling for Crytek at first but I think Unreal would be sweet. (Especially since our Level guy already knows it…)