Crysis DeLorean mod takes us back in time to 1985

Posted Nov 23rd 2009 9:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Downloads, Mods, FPS, Multiplayer, Crysis 2

You could create a DeLorean-Back to the Future car mod inside of Crysis if you really wanted to, but that's not particularly news worthy. However, creating a DeLorean-Back to the Future car mod that actually does use the flux capacitor to travel back and forth in time (in the game) . . . now that's worth looking into.

That's just what mod maker Mert Mimaroglu did with his very cool mod that can be used inside Crytek's 2007 first person shooter. The mod not only models the car, both inside and out, in great detail but as you can see in the video above you can use it to time travel in the game itself. All of the effects are spot on, from the electrical burst as the car hits 88 MPH to the frost the is created after a time jump to the fire trails it leaves behind when it moves out of the time line. Make sure Doc Brown and Marty see this.

Download the Crysis 'Back to the Future' DeLorean Mod (22 MB)

Tags: back-to-the-future, crysis, crysis-warhead, crysis-wars, crytek, crytengine-2, delorean

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

"This video no longer exists."

well that was quick and lame.Posted at 9:51PM on Nov 23rd 2009 by cheeseplz

Video works for me, this looks cool I might get itPosted at 10:34PM on Nov 23rd 2009 by Cheesus Crust

Fuck. Yes.Posted at 11:31PM on Nov 23rd 2009 by Crunch Jingles

This is win.Posted at 12:37PM on Nov 24th 2009 by EnragedGamer

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