Think of this as less of a "game development engine" and more of an "interactive experience engine". Things like physics modeling and input control are useful i

Think of this as less of a "game development engine" and more of an "interactive experience engine". Things like physics modeling and input control are useful in far more than just entertainment products. I get the feeling this is less targeted at game developers than the people who use Autodesk products for things other than games, who might benefit from a game-like interface.