DmC uses Avatar crew and tech
You know that film Avatar? You know, the multi-million pound, 3D defining, James Cameron epic? Yes, that one. Well you might be surprised to hear that Ninja Theory, developers of the up coming DmC have been holed up in the Avatar studio and making great use of the technology there to make sure that when Dante does anything in the game it is truly believable.
In an article on Business Weekly Ninja Theory’s Dominic Matthews said: “We do this to ensure that we’re bringing the true performances of our actors through into the game. It’s not so much about realism but believability. Real actors – real people – move their hands and their body when they speak. We track the exact movement of our actors. We have 60 markers on their faces alone – on their eyes, their eyebrows, their mouths, their noses, their lips and so on.”
Very impressive indeed! You can read the full article on Business Weekly.
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