At the Game Developer's Conference last week, Crytek showed off a demonstation of its powerful game engine CryEngine 3. That footage has now been made publically available.

Eleven new games are said to be currently in development using CryEngine 3, and of course there's not long to wait before the first game to use the engine arrives at the end of March, in the form of Crysis 2.

Taking a dig at Epic Games, who also used the conference to showcase the power of its next-generation Unreal Engine, Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli told CVG that Epic's engine "would struggle to power Crysis 2."

This better be good then...