The Unreal Engine 3 of Epic Games will be used by the FBI and the U.S. Army

As revealed by Epic Games, the graphics engine, Unreal Engine 3, which lies behind successful titles 'Gears of War' and 'Mass Effect', will be used to develop educational games for the FBI, the U.S. Army and other organizations U.S. Government.

Epic Games recently announced an agreement with Virtual Heroes, a company specialized in developing simulators. Part of the deal is and use the graphics engine Unreal Engine 3 by the FBI and other government agencies through the U.S. UGN (Unreal Government Network).

The machine will be a valuable tool for training FBI agents acting as a multiplayer simulator crime scene. As for the American military would be used to develop two simulators: the first will be an anesthesia simulator while the second will be on the platform HumanSim for training doctors and surgeons.

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The Future of Gaming through the new features of Unreal Engine 3 [Video]

Just one year ago, Epic Games was our appetite with the teaser for next-generation Unreal Engine, however, still has not finished creating it. However, the GDC 2012 gave the company a good opportunity to present the new features of Unreal Engine 3 through a video:




This was a small sample of what they can accomplish the developers with the latest version of Unreal Engine 3, which is supported by Xbox 360, PS3, PS Vita, Wii U, Windows, Mac, iOS and Android.

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