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Basically any game you've played that has any pre-rendered video (for cutscenes, logos, whatever) most likely uses Bink video for it. Their stuff is very well
by azornathogron 6y ago
Basically any game you've played that has any pre-rendered video (for cutscenes, logos, whatever) most likely uses Bink video for it.
Their stuff is very well regarded and widely used.
At least that is the impression I have got, watching from outside the industry. It's always possible that I've got a distorted view as an outsider.
- koala_man 6y ago> Basically any game you've played that has any pre-rendered video (for cutscenes, logos, whatever) most likely uses Bink video for it. Unless it was a DOS game from the 90s, in which case it may have used its 256 color predecessor Smacker. It's amazing how this tiny company has managed to stay relevant through decades of huge technological shifts.