Linux.com Article DB: Fusion Engine

The Fusion engine can create intricately detailed walls and textures and quickly draw vast rooms, creating fierce competition for the Quake II/III and Unreal engines.

Editors such as 3DStudio Max are widely used for creating and animating characters. The created items can them be imported from 3DStudio Max for use with the Fusion Engine. The engine supports OpenGL, Glide, and Direct 3D on Windows, and OpenGL and Glide on Mac and Linux.

The Fusion Engine supports Windows, Mac, and Linux. It is availabe for a flat fee of $200,000 for one title, or $100,000 plus 2% royalties. Special arrangements can be made for multiple titles. To read more go here.

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Originally Published: Monday, 7 February 2000	Author: Terry Warner
Published to: news_enhance_games/Games News	Page: 1/1 - [Std View]
Fusion Engine Outrage Entertainment has announced today that they are now licensing one for the most powerful 3D engines on the market today. The engine can be seen in FreeSpace and Descent 3, which demonstrates cutting edge graphics technology as well as multiplayer technology.