Crytek, a video game development company in its job opening page has revealed that it is looking for console programmers to help port the CryEngine 2 technology to next-gen consoles.
Some of the job details mentioned are:
Maintain (optimization, adding new features) the existing CryENGINE 2 graphics system.Assist in porting the source code from PC platform to the new gen console platforms (Xenon, PS3).
Assist in design of the graphics system and/or the animation system for the new gen console platforms (Xenon, PS3).
Develop and maintain the graphics system and/or the animation system for the new gen console platforms (Xenon, PS3).
However, EA has not clarified whether the game is coming to Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. It has only confirmed that Crytek is porting all their next-generation engine to next-gen consoles.
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