Epic Games Asks Unreal Engine 4 Logo Removed from Hatred's Mass Murder-Driven Trailer PC. By Giuseppe Nelva. Published Oct 16, 2014. Your changes have been saved. Email is sent.

However, the video is using the trademarked Unreal Engine 4 logo without permission from Epic, and we’ve asked for the removal of our logo from all marketing associated with this product." ...

Shacknews had the opportunity to sit down on a private, invite-only press conference with Epic Games. At one point during the presentation, the Unreal Engine 4 logo appeared on the screen.

Unreal Engine maker Epic Games doesn’t want its name or logo associated with Hatred, the graphically violent massacre-style shooter built with Unreal Engine 4, and has asked developer ...

"Grisly" video game Hatred included Epic Games' Unreal Engine 4 logo in a video trailer when the game was announced this week and the Cary-based company quickly told Destructive Commons to remove it.

A trailer showing off the Unreal Engine 4 begins, rendered using an off-the-shelf Nvidia GTX 680. Cold open on the Unreal Engine 4 Logo. A flying vehicle floats into frame inside a lengthy ...

To highlight some of the different ways you'll be able to tweak your character design with abilities and armor pieces, the developer has released a tech demo that features Unreal Engine 4 footage ...

The average gamer doesn't usually need to know about the nuts and bolts holding their games together. But when a major piece of technology comes along like Unreal Engine 4, it's good to know just ...

Epic has opened a new studio that will focus on Unreal Engine 4 development. Based in Seattle, the new studio “will be initially focused on engineering efforts” for Unreal Engine 4 and is ...

Unreal Engine 4: the Elemental Knight struts his stuff on both a high-end PC and the new PlayStation 4, with lighting and effects work the only major differences between the two.

Just to reiterate, we're talking about the full version of Unreal Engine 4, not some watered-down trial version. It includes all of the C++ source code and tools that Epic uses to build its own games.