Crysis

Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli gives us an update on Crysis, when the demo will drop, and his thoughts on bringing Crysis to the consoles. video.aol.com

If it wasn't profitable I wouldn't be able to stand here," says studio boss. Cevat Yerli, president of Crytek, has told the Games Convention Developers Conference in Leipzig that Crysis cost 15 million Euros (22 million USD) to make.Click here to read the full article ...

Crytek President amp; CEO Cevat Yerli pulls back the curtain on his pride and joy Crysis running on Intel's Penryn-family quad core (Yorkfield ... www.iviewtube.com

Here's a roundup of E3 2009 (http://www.e3expo.com) interviews with Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli discussing Crytek's upcoming CryENGINE 3 multi-platform game...

By Luke Plunkett Now they are talking EA Partners. 15:00 Cevat Yerli is here to announce Crysis 2! He's the CEO of Crytek you know. 15:02 We are creating the game for the 360, PS3, and PC, all at once. CryEngine 3. Woot! We will share more with you later this year.

By Brian Ashcraft The game is the second entry in the planned Crysis triology and will be published by EA. "The development of Crysis 2 marks a major stepping stone for our studio," said Cevat Yerli, CEO and President of Crytek. "This is not only the next game in the Crysis franchise, it's the first title we are d...

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Le site Developmag.com a publié aujourd'hui une interview de Cevat Yerli, le CEO de Crytek a qui l'on doit notamment le FPS Crysis sur PC mais surtout le moteur graphique Cry Engine, la référence en ce moment. Pas très bavard, l'homme répond tout de ...

Today we start with the Frankfurt-headquartered Crytek, an outfit that boasts a consortium of studios stretching from the UK to South Korea, a workforce pushing 500, and a handful of acclaimed games including the landmark 2007 PC title Crysis. ...

 Romania One such company was Far Cry and Crysis developer Crytek, which now reveals through its CEO, Cevat Yerli, that it has had its own attempt at video game streaming in 2005, when it studied that possibility for its very demanding Crysis title. ...

Maximum PC Crysis developer Crytek for example believes such services won't be feasible until at least 2013. Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli explains that it won't be until 2013-2015 before broadband connections in households become more viable globally, ...

By Matthew Share This There have been a number of GC Developers Conference lectures and keynotes during the Leipzig games show this week. One of them was given by Cevat Yerli, president and CEO of Crytek, the developer behind the original Far Cry and more recently Crysis. During his talk entitled, “Th...

As alluded to last week, Crytek’s announcement of Crysis Warhead as a PC exclusive seemed to contradict statements made earlier in the year, pertaining to the developer’s plans to forego PC-exclusivity. Crytek President and co-founder Cevat Yerli revealed his company’s intentions t...

MONTE CARLO--Cevat Yerli, co-founder, president and CEO of German game developer Crytek, recently was a featured speaker (for the second year running) at Imagina 2008, the annual 3D technology conference in Monaco. Following his discussion on the lessons learned from developing Far...

By Brian Crecente Cevat Yerli, Sten Hübler and Bernd Diemer will host a GDC session entitled "Crysis in the Making", providing a behind the scenes look at the challenges of developing Crysis and the CryENGINE® 2. Other highlights of the show will be various conference talks and discussions involving key C...

By Ludwig Kietzmann In a world where games often find themselves running on platforms they weren't really meant for -- Doom on your iPod, Viva Piñata on your Xbox 360 -- it doesn't come as a terrible surprise when Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli declares, "Theoretically, anything could run anywhere." Speaking to the U...