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    Unreal Engine 1

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    First version of the Unreal engine. Developed for the game, "Unreal".

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    Edit # Submitter Type Comment Sent for moderation Points Status
    252421 PlamzDooM Concept 02/09/23 08:15AM 274 done
    252313 PlamzDooM Concept 02/08/23 04:42PM 62 done
    179860 Veilor Franchise 10/06/21 10:40PM 36 done
    166471 PlamzDooM Concept 06/26/21 08:42AM 4 done
    136298 Shodanon Concept 10/15/20 11:47PM 2 done
    136107 Shodanon Concept removing cancelled games as per guidelines (still don't agree with them but the person approving these probably didn't either). Regarding Duke: the game was released using a later version of the Unreal engine. The UE1 version of the game was showcased in 2001 but those are in Randy's vault now 10/14/20 02:26AM 6 done
    136057 Shodanon Concept I don't think the following stands in regards to engines used, as the list includes cancelled X Com Alliance and the never released builds of Duke Nukem Forever "This game is canceled, and should not have a release date or be attached to any concept, object" 10/13/20 11:01AM 0 done
    136024 Shodanon Concept Removing non-UE1 games: The Delta Force game uses a proprietary Novalogic engine on PC and Rebellion's own engine on PS2. Wild Blood is a UE3 game. Imagine releasing a UE1 game in 2012, lol. 10/13/20 01:53AM 4 done
    113921 Marino Concept 05/13/20 08:07AM 42 done
    9672 HELPME1234 Concept 07/16/18 06:59PM 6 done
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