#DEMOLITION PHYSICS PC GAME DRIVERS#

Flow enables realistic, volumetric fire simulation when you light your arrow on. NVIDIA FleX Fluids demonstrate realistic liquid when players blast a clown with goo. I bet that it will generate even more of an outcry in the media that the original games, because the pedestrians this time will look much more realistic.NVIDIA GameWorks adds immersive and interactive effects never before seen in VR: PhysX Destruction generates pervasive destruction that lets you see your impact on the environment. The first Carmageddon games was released, amid much outrage, in 1997 Just wait until the new game ships in February 2013.

#DEMOLITION PHYSICS PC GAME DRIVERS#

Game where drivers were rewarded for killing innocent pedestrians> First game to be refused a certificate by BBFC in 1997> Billed as ‘nastiest driving game in the world’> Sold two million copies> Sequel has now secured funding via Kickstarter ‘crowd funding’ website> The BBC is reporting on Carmageddon 4 as well:Ĭarmageddon, a notorious video game from the late nineties, is attempting to raise crowd-sourced funding to make a return. Most controversial game of all time to be ‘reborn’ - Carmageddon, where drivers are rewarded for running over pedestrians The UK Daily Mail is already reporting on Carmageddon 4 with the headline: They are at 291,000 Dollars of 400,000 Dollars at present, and have 16 more days to go to get funded.Ĭarmageddon is hardly controversial by today’s standards. I thought I’d share this here, since the Carmageddon games featured excellent gameplay, fairly advanced game mechanics (the realtime destruction-physics in particular), and multiplayer LAN play that were way ahead of their time. In any case, the original Carmageddon dev team wants to make a new Carmageddon 4: Reincarnation with 2012 level PC technology, and they are using to help fund it: In others, the games were able to be sold only after the human pedestrians in the game were exchanged with Zombies with Green Blood, or Robots with Black Oil standing in for blood. Some countries banned Carmageddon completely. The Catholic Church (Vatican) apparently threw a fit and wanted the games banned entirely.

Many mainstream newspapers criticized Carmageddon’s gory “kill pedestrians” gameplay at the time the games were released.

The more artfully you killed pedestrians in the game (like skidding into them sideways, or landing on top of them after a jump), the more bonus points and special “kill combos” you would get. What made the Carmageddon games “controversial” was that you got bonus points & extra time in the game for running over human pedestrians walking around the racetracks (the pedestrians would splatter in explosions of gore & blood & bodyparts when you hit them). What made the Carmageddon games huge fun was that they were the first 3D games ever to feature realistic realtime 3D physics simulation on everything, and also extensive car-damage modeling on the cars (your car, and opponent cars, could loose parts, doors and even bend or shear in half, or explode outright if hit in the right spot with the right amount of force). Carmageddon, Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now and Carmageddon 3: Total Destruction Racing 2000 were hugely popular & also controversial Demolition Racing games made for the PC in the 1990s.

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