Decima

It's going to be tricky.

I mean, the other big thing that comes as a consequence of this is that Kojima used the Decima engine for both Death Stranding games, and I assume it was going to be for...

I don't know if Overdose had it, but I assume Physical Intelligence was definitely going to have it.

The Decima engine was an engine that was built by...

Oh, what's that team? They did Killzone, and then

now they're nowadays the franchise is the

Horizon games.

But the Decima engine was made by that studio and then kind of shared with Kojima because he was so closely associated with PlayStation.

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The librarians are stalked and killed through the stacks by this vengeful ghost.

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Okay.

That's, that's one, that's a great tagline.

And, uh, it's like he's gotta, like, dismember people and put their, like, body parts, like, where it should go in the Dewey Decimal System.

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Oh, it looked so good.

Yeah, Decima 2.

Death Stranding 2 had some just ridiculous... ridiculous scenery and the moon and the lighting those three those three engines are just cooking this gen decima sucker punches proprietary engine and then the re engine now the re engine you don't want it to show up in an open world game pragmata re9 onimusha but when you have re showing up in like a dragon's dogma 2 or like a a manhunt no no no nope don't do that so like re is good in particular situations decima seems to be more versatile sucker punch their their proprietary engine i don't know dude yotei was just just gorgeous What they did in the open world with the depth and the scope like the mountain and the fields and stuff like it just was gorgeous.

It was such a good looking game.

It is not guaranteed to come to PlayStation.

For a while, he kept saying, oh, they're going to use Decima.

He's still going to use Decima.

What the fuck

are you talking about? Why would they give him Decima when he's working

for Xbox now? Why would you give him access to your engine...

And like, I forget, Colin said something else stupid.

O sea, Xbox es el que tiene la última palabra si va a ser exclusivo solamente de Xbox o si no, o si va a salir en otras vainas.

Todavía no se ha decidido si él va a seguir usando el Decima.

Eh, Decima Engine, es que se llama.

Sí, el, el de Horizon.

Eh, que todavía eso está en veremos.

Tiene que ser Decima, loco.

Loco, pero es que si ellos lo van a cambiar de engine, a este punto es literal empezar de nuevo.

A menos que esté tan atrasado que todavía eso no importa, o sea.

Well,

it was the Decima engine that they made for Killzone.

Not Killzone, for Horizon.

Yeah, well, no,

it was the Decima engine based on the Shadowfall engine from before that.

Oh, okay.

But still, I found out it's called that because December was like a trading post between the Dutch and the Japanese.

Oh, nice.

But let's stay on topic.

The studio has not settled on an engine to build the game, but I do hope they stick with Guerrilla's Decima engine if they can.

Death Stranding 2 is an absolutely incredible looking game.

and it'd be a real shame to lose all of that institutionalized technical knowledge.

You know? And on the other hand, on the foot, you could say, this game isn't even far enough along that they've settled on a game engine, apparently.

I saw a quote the other day, just yesterday, that Kojima was saying he's not sure if he's going to use the Decima engine or not.

And it's like, wait, what? This game isn't even far enough along in development that you've decided this is the game engine we're using? First of all, that means we're not going to see this game for another five years.

At least.