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According to Black Ops 3's multiplayer director Dan Bunting, that isn't the case. Speaking to RS Gold GamesRadar, Bunting explained that the upcoming game is using a modified version of an old engine (Quake 3 Arena id Tech 3): People used to talk about game engines as if it was a singular product that the game’s built on. But engines are really collections of tech that have some very basic, fundamental

Architecture to RSGOLE them. The core architecture of [Black Ops 3] is still based on the technologies that it’s been built off of. [But] most engines in the game industry, for large scale games, have all come from a lineage back to an earlier game engine.Engines these days, especially for games of this kind of scope, are very varied, so that each component of the game has its own engine in a lot of ways. The engine

Itself, what the people refer to the as the engine, is the technology the studio develops along the way. Furthermore, back in May, Treyarch's director of development tweeted that Black Ops 3's engine is a heavily modified version of Black Ops 2's, with that game being released back in 2012 on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. Bunting explains that there was a lot of tech work for the transition to the next-gen platforms to really capitalise on the power and that the developer re-engineered

Their graphics and AI systems.Despite Bunting's words and the game's three-year development cycle, some fans are still to Buy RS Gold concerned that the game won't be up to scratch at launch or that the game will struggle under the scope of its new gameplay. Many have pointed out that with Advanced Warfare, developer Sledgehammer Games modified its engine so much that it referred to it as