LithTech

I guess in early days, they got enough positive feedback that it was worthwhile putting the effort into a PlayStation release.

Looking at the history of the engine and the technology, I didn't realize that LithTech was actually something of a partnership with Microsoft, which they were hoping to use as something of a demonstration of DirectX, which was Microsoft's technology.

And then they continued to evolve LithTech, despite Microsoft not really taking them up on it.

And by the time this came around, they had used it for a few other games.

But I do think that this one probably shines the most, especially in the early LithTech era.

They continued developing LithTech later on.

But of the earliest titles, I think this one really shines and really shows off what it could do.

It had pretty good AI for the era.