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Heck, the Wii had Fluidity around the same time period (2010), and that's a lot weaker than the PS3. Fluidity was pretty neat—you played as a volume of water,
by mcphage 3y ago
Heck, the Wii had Fluidity around the same time period (2010), and that's a lot weaker than the PS3. Fluidity was pretty neat—you played as a volume of water, changing states as you moved through a level that looked like a classic science textbook:https://youtu.be/j7IooyXp3Pc?si=E79rCrq2mdyZSKoF&t=120 https://youtu.be/j7IooyXp3Pc?si=E79rCrq2mdyZSKoF&t=120
- s-macke 3y agoWell, technically yes. Both use the same technique: Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics. But the PS3 was able to fill the whole screen with these particles. Hundreds of them. The game Fluidity seems to have approx. 20.
- mcphage 3y ago> The game Fluidity seems to have approx. 20. It had more than 20, but... not by much.