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An American engine in Tokyo: The collaboration of Epic Games and Square Enix for THE LAST REMNANT
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Square Enix makes great games, and great games are made with Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3. However, these two development teams do not share a native language, and Tokyo and Raleigh are over 10,000 km apart. In addition, both companies hail from very different cultures and have histories with their own respective and distinct technologies. Still, Square Enix chose to use Unreal Engine 3 to develop The Last Remnant. The project saw the best of intentions, relentless support, flexibility, acceptance, and, of course, misunderstanding along the way. Hear from this panel comprised of key players about how this international collaboration addressed significant challenges and carved a path for future work together.

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