If you are a gaming fan or an anime fan, you probably heard about the term physics engine. When you play Kratos in the God of War, his axes interact with the enemies and the environment. You feel that such interaction is real, and his axes are indeed heavy and metal-like. What you are actually controlling is just a playstation controller, but the impression is on another level. Here, physics engines are responsible for creating such feelings of being in a physical world. ...
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