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the footage shown could have definately been real footage from the game engine. Remember the AI was turned off to boost the graphics displayed, with that being said all the footage shown was "staged" for the trailer. Let me explain you take a game engine with real assets and use fancy cinematography to show off the visuals. I doubt the final game would have the exact sequences of action that occured during the trailer, but that does not mean the engine is not capable of rendering the level of visuals displayed. Considering the trailer was made on a Alpha kit with a short amount of development time, the final product should be on the same visual level with AI & physics implemented.

AI is a whole different issue for next-gen you really have to consider what impact AI has on gameplay. Many people say they would like more life like AI in characters, but what is really more life like? People make decisions based on assumptions and reactions. Computers make decisions based on fact and algorithims... If a NPC could shoot you with a head shot from 200 meters while running would that be better AI, I think not. I recently played Call of Duty 2 on the hardest difficulty level and was very impressed with the computer reactions during battle. The enemies reacted very naturally to my decisions during the battle, but the difficulty was almost to the level of frustrating.
After playing Call of Duty I believe the computer interaction shown in the Killzone 2 trailer is achievable. I'm sure you could add scripted events where the NPC would give you their weapon or ammunition to fire at enemies, the concept does not sound that difficult to pull off"

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With that in mind who on earth would bye a revolution?

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With that in mind who on earth would bye a revolution?

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