Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In 2005, ATI (now AMD) showed this as a real-time tech demo for the Xbox 360, at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). Just like the Xbox 360 demo, you can interrupt the scene and change the camera angle.
According to the ATI representative, the Xbox 360 that was running the demo, was the only actual xbox 360 unit that could be seen, on the show floor (I'm assuming others could be seen and played by developers and executives, in meeting rooms.) Apparently, the other playable Xbox 360 demos at E3 that year, ran on Power Mac G5s, using an early version of the development kit.
I have uploaded a video I recorded, of the demo running on an actual Xbox 360, at E3 2005. You can view it at: youtu.be/nai7wMBpD-I
This video was recorded while the demo was running on an ATI Radeon HD 5870. The black line that occasionally shows up on Ruby's face is a glitch.
View at 720p or higher to watch at 60 fps.
In 2005, ATI (now AMD) showed this as a real-time tech demo for the Xbox 360, at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). Just like the Xbox 360 demo, you can interrupt the scene and change the camera angle.
According to the ATI representative, the Xbox 360 that was running the demo, was the only actual xbox 360 unit that could be seen, on the show floor (I'm assuming others could be seen and played by developers and executives, in meeting rooms.) Apparently, the other playable Xbox 360 demos at E3 that year, ran on Power Mac G5s, using an early version of the development kit.
I have uploaded a video I recorded, of the demo running on an actual Xbox 360, at E3 2005. You can view it at: youtu.be/nai7wMBpD-I
This video was recorded while the demo was running on an ATI Radeon HD 5870. The black line that occasionally shows up on Ruby's face is a glitch.
