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Unreal Tournament to go 64-bit

Not on the Itanic, we'll be bound
By Adamson Rust
Fri Aug 23 2002, 11:43
WHEN PROGRAMMERS of the extremely scary Unreal Tournament are furnished with a 64-bit machine with 64-bit Windows and a 64-bit compiler they'll design the game for that platform, it has emerged.

That has emerged from an online discussion at the INA Community site.

We presume that the game will be developed for AMD's ClawHammer processor rather than the McKinley, or for a 64-bit processor Via might get round to making.

While Intel made noises a few years back about a desktop Itanium machine, it could be a little while before that type of machine breaks into the wonderful world of gaming.

So we suppose that 64-bit UT2K3 will make its debut on the Hammer platform.

Here's the thread. µ

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