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  jmac353 | March 27, 2008
  Physics are old, it's all about lighting and dynamic effects like water right now.
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  Ameer | March 28, 2008
  Physics are more fun than lighting and dynamic effects.
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    chautemoc | March 28, 2008
    You said it. =)
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    jmac353 | March 28, 2008
    You're missing the point, physics are old news because we've already implemented them to a near world-real level. Hence why they're old news.
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  SnoopyMaster | March 29, 2008
  That crayon game is amazing.
  He drew a car!!
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  jmac353 | March 29, 2008
  I'd like to add that what's cool about this game aren't the physics. Just because the game is called Crayon PHYSICS doesn't mean that's the whole point.
  
  The cool thing about this game is the ability to draw many different two dimensional objects and have them come to life within the expanse of the game and interact with their own real-time collision detection and what not. That's what's so cool about this game. It's just that Real-time Crayon Objection Creation with Collision Detection doesn't sound that good.
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    chautemoc | March 29, 2008
    It's good to see eye to eye, no?
    I was just opening up a topic from a very general perspective, in that there's something new being experimented with now within the realm of video game physics..and developers could continue to explore that route, because there's more to explore now than there was before. When talking about video games, "physics" no longer just applies to things like collision detection, it applies to a much broader spectrum of things. That's all I was saying.