“Most interesting of the desired features, however, is the development of Capcom’s own physics system to replace the Havok middleware that it currently uses. ”<\/p>\n
Explaining the decision, the page states that “Although middleware might increase efficiency, language discrepancies, response times for support\/bugs and the loss of understanding on how our entire engine is structured leads us to feel that we get better results in a shorter period by developing our own engine.”<\/p>\n
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