PC leading the whole generation of the host

Crytek President Cevat Yerli told EDGE Magazine:

"Undoubtedly, PC is now leading the entire host generation. For 360 and PS3, we believe that the game is going to be "Crysis 2" (and other works using its own CryEngine engine). The rest is creative. And the content. As far as function is concerned, it is really not much oil."

"As long as this generation of mainframes has not been abandoned, as long as the PC continues to lead significantly, it will become more and more difficult to think of both."

"Overall, I think this is still a developer's mindset. Nowadays, many people think that the PC platform is not as important as it used to be. Sales cannot be compared with the console platform. Unless you can get similar benefits in the PC game market, game companies There will be no big weekly fees for the PC version."

It sounds like Crytek has already found a good excuse for the Crysis 2 PC version.

In addition, Crytek also announced that the company is developing a multiplayer shooting game called Warface.

The project was developed with the help of Crytek Korea, using the CryENGINE 3 engine. The target customers are targeting the South Korean and Asian markets. It is known as a well-made free (network) game that integrates PvE and PvP modes.

Crytek opened a branch in Seoul, South Korea in 2008. Its intention is obviously to promote its CryENGINE game engine for the Asian online gaming market. Warface is such an exemplary work.