Intel-owned middleware developer Havok boasts that titles powered by its physics and other middleware tech have earned six times more BAFTA nominations than titles using rival physics engines.
UK's British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Committee named 10 different games using Havok-powered tools and software for a total of 27 nominations in its video game awards categories.
The Havok-powered titles, which appeared in 12 of BAFTA's 14 video game categories ranging from "Best Game" to "Best Use of Audio," include SCEE's
Motorstorm: Pacific Rift, Activision Blizzard's
Guitar Hero: World Tour, Bethesda Softworks'
Fallout 3, Microsoft's
Fable II, and Ubisoft's
Price of Persia and
Assassin’s Creed.
The Havok products used by the nominated games include Havok Animation, an animation SDK and tool chain; and Havok Physics, a real-time collision detection and physical simulation solution currently featured in over 200 shipped games.
"The significant amount of nominations Havok-built games received speaks volumes for our technical leadership and clear differentiation in the market," says Havok managing director David O’Meara.
