“Everything in the Kite demo is running in real time in Unreal Engine 4 at 30fps,” said CTO Kim Libreri.

The demo was using a build with 100 square miles of open terrain, and Epic noted that everything in the demo, appears as it would in a finished game.

The demo was running on a single GTX Titan X GPU. The short film, follows a young boy, chasing his kite, across an immaculately depicted valley, and was demonstrated to the GDC crowd as part of Epic's State of Unreal event. Open-world games have become massive in both scope and size, and Epic Games proves that the Unreal Engine 4, can handle such titles exquisitely. Just imagine if Nintendo ever did create PC games? I suspect they would benefit from hiring CryZENx as quickly as possible if they did.The Kite demo footage shows the Unreal Engine 4' capabilities in rendering extremely detailed large environments.

While they’re often far from full games, they’re great fun to play around with, giving us a taste of what true next-gen Nintendo games could look like. The new fan made tech demos include Zelda, Mario Kart, Sonic Adventure 2, Luigi’s Mansion, Pokemon and more! In celebration of hitting 100K subscribers on YouTube, CryZENx has released ten stunning Unreal Engine 4 tech demos for you all to enjoy… but you’ll want to be quick, as DMCA takedowns are no doubt looming on a fair few of them, although CryZENx has done well in the past to avoid them, but you never know. We’re huge fans of CryZENx here at eTeknix, and have been following the developers work to recreate many iconic video games from both SEGA and Nintendo in Unreal Engine 4 for quite some time now.

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