PhysX Integrated Into Gamebryo for Wii

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PhysX Integrated Into Gamebryo for Wii

March 9, 2009

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Nvidia's physics engine PhysX and Emergent's Gamebryo engine have been integrated for Wii development, the companies said Monday.

Emergent and Nvidia said that Gamebryo and the recently-announced Gamebryo LightSpeed are the "only third party engines with Nvidia PhysX technology directly coordinated with the Wii toolset."

PhysX support is also integrated into Gamebryo for PS3 and Xbox 360 development.

On March 10th manhattan said:

Really? This will definitely Phys-off ATI

On March 10th Fernicum said:

huh? doesn't the Wii run on ATI graphics?

On March 10th E. Zachary Knight said:

Really? you mean physics APIs cannot be hardware agnostic? The things you learn.

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