| Intel To Buy Havok |
 Intel To Buy Havok Mon, 17 September 2007 Physics engine creator now part of the Intel family
 Some shocking physics in this game
"Havok is a proven leader in physics technology for gaming and digital content, and will become a key element of Intel's visual computing and graphics efforts," said Renee J. James, Intel vice president and general manager of Software and Solutions Group. "Havok will operate its business as usual, which will allow them to continue developing products that are offered across all platforms in the industry."
- Business Wire Gamers will be familiar with Havok's expertise from games like BioShock, Half-Life 2 and Oblivion, but the company's physics technology has also been used for special effect work in films like The Matrix and Troy. And as a testament to Havok physics, here's 10,000 watermelons falling from Oblivion's sky. Why not.
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