Crysis Core

From my twenty minutes with Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli at the Game Developers Conference, it's clear the company is thinking like a leader, not a follower. Showing off CryEngine 3 for the first time, Crytek is confident it's got the technology to not only help deliver bleeding-edge games for today's PCs and consoles, but also for whatever comes next from format holders.

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