I couldn’t for the life of me figure out why the name “CellFactor” sounded so damn familiar, until I finally remembered a free PC game calledCellFactor: Revolution.In case you had forgotten, this game was used to demonstrate how Ageia PhysX cards could turn every day, ordinary objects like hundreds of neatly-stacked boxes and barrels into the spectacle toend all f’ing spectacles.Since I have spent so much time reminiscing, and I’d prefer not having to reiterate what the Xbox LIVE Arcade and PlayStation Network titleCellFactor: Psychokinetic Warsis all about, I’ll let you catch up by readingan earlier postwe did on the game.For everyone else, the video above is a somewhat humorous machinima piece, while the clip after the break is a straight-up gameplay trailer for the negative Nancy in attendance — you know who you are.
I couldn’t for the life of me figure out why the name “CellFactor” sounded so damn familiar, until I finally remembered a free PC game calledCellFactor: Revolution.
In case you had forgotten, this game was used to demonstrate how Ageia PhysX cards could turn every day, ordinary objects like hundreds of neatly-stacked boxes and barrels into the spectacle toend all f’ing spectacles.
Since I have spent so much time reminiscing, and I’d prefer not having to reiterate what the Xbox LIVE Arcade and PlayStation Network titleCellFactor: Psychokinetic Warsis all about, I’ll let you catch up by readingan earlier postwe did on the game.
For everyone else, the video above is a somewhat humorous machinima piece, while the clip after the break is a straight-up gameplay trailer for the negative Nancy in attendance — you know who you are.
