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Aside from futuristic imagination of nanotechnology and ridiculously awesome environmental damage models, Crysis is pretty much a standard first-person shooter. What's really cool is the map development capabilities available to the average gamer. We get a pyrotechnically charged demonstration of that dev system here, with the fun combination of skydiving and blowing up huge stacks of cars. Delightful! [WeGame]
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Aside from futuristic imagination of nanotechnology and ridiculously awesome environmental damage models, Crysis is pretty much a standard first-person shooter. What's really cool is the map development capabilities available to the average gamer. We get a pyrotechnically charged demonstration of that dev system here, with the fun combination of skydiving and blowing up huge stacks of cars. Delightful! [
