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** The first game was supposed to have Nomad fly back to the USS ''Constitution'' between missions and interact with the sailors and marines aboard. Also the latter phase of the game was supposed to have Nomad and the USMC team up with the North Koreans to battle the aliens in a fight for survival.
**The North Koreans were originally meant to be Chinese PLA according to some leftover in-game files.
**The North Koreans were originally meant to be Chinese PLA according to some leftover in-game files.
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* PortOverdosed: Downplayed even if you count only PC releases; the first ''Crysis'' was made available multiple times on Origin, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} and [[Website/GOGDotCom GOG]][[note]]the DRM-free GOG release adds 64-bit patched files to make it run better on the modern system[[/note]], before its [[Creator/EpicGames Epic Games Store-exclusive]] ''Remastered'' release.
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* KillerApp: For graphics card manufacturers. In fact, one of the intro videos is [=nVIDIA=]'s. Even '''eight years''' after its release, ''Crysis'' is still used as a graphics card benchmark.
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* KillerApp: For graphics card manufacturers. In fact, one of the intro videos is [=nVIDIA=]'s. Even '''eight '''thirteen years''' after its release, the original ''Crysis'' is still used as a graphics card benchmark.
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* PortOverdosed: Downplayed even if you count only PC releases; the first ''Crysis'' was made available multiple times on Origin, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} and [[Website/GOGDotCom GOG]][[note]]the DRM-free GOG release adds 64-bit patched files to make it run better on the modern system[[/note]], before its [[Creator/EpicGames Epic Games Store-exclusive]] ''Remastered'' release.
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* AscendedMeme: The Remaster has a new setting called "Can it run Crysis?" that's meant to test the mettle of even the most powerful of setups, bragging that even the most powerful [=GPUs=] will barely handle [=4K=]30, let alone 60+.
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* AscendedMeme: The Remaster has a new setting called "Can it run Crysis?" that's meant to test the mettle of even the most powerful of setups, bragging that even the most powerful [=GPUs=] will barely handle [=4K=]30, let alone 60+.
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* AscendedMeme: The highest graphics setting in the PC version of ''Crysis Remastered'' is called "Can it Run Crysis?" which [[https://twitter.com/Crysis/status/1302652932064714756 according to Crytek]], "is designed to demand every last bit of your hardware with unlimited settings".
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* AscendedMeme: The highest graphics setting in the PC version of ''Crysis Remastered'' is called "Can it Run Crysis?" which [[https://twitter.com/Crysis/status/1302652932064714756 according to Crytek]], "is designed to demand every last bit of your hardware with unlimited settings".
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* AcclaimedFlop: Every game in the series was critically acclaimed, especially the first. But due mostly to a combination of rampant piracy, the niche audience of the original,[[note]]Not only just PC players, but just PC players with high-end machines.[[/note]] and misaimed marketing, the series as a whole [[https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-11-12-ditching-far-cry-piracy-gameplay-and-just-about-breaking-even-crytek-on-the-ups-and-downs-of-the-crysis-series barely broke even]] for Crytek.
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** Crysis itself serves as this trope for PC gaming hardware in general. The game was designed when the expectation was that PCs would continue to become faster via increases in clock speed. As such, the game runs almost everything on a single thread with minimal multi-threading (due to it being added later in development), with the expectation that future PCs with higher clock speeds would eventually be able to run it at max settings. However, CPU manufacturers moved in a different direction, favoring multi-threading and increasing core counts for performance. As such, future games, including Crysis's sequels and other games on the updated version of its engine, went in that direction instead.
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** Crysis itself serves as this trope for PC [=PC=] gaming hardware in general. The game was designed when the expectation was that PCs [=CPUs=] would continue to become faster via increases in clock speed. As such, the game runs almost everything on a single thread with minimal multi-threading (due to it being added later in development), with the expectation that future PCs [=CPUs=] with higher clock speeds would eventually be able to run it at max settings. However, CPU [=CPU=] manufacturers moved in a different direction, favoring multi-threading and increasing core counts for performance. As such, future games, including Crysis's sequels and other games on the updated version of its engine, went in that direction instead.
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** Crysis itself serves as this trope for PC gaming hardware in general. The game was designed when the expectation was that PCs would continue to become faster via increases in clock speed. As such, the game runs almost everything on a single thread with minimal multi-threading (due to it being added later in development), with the expectation that future PCs with higher clock speeds would eventually be able to run it at max settings. However, CPU manufacturers moved in a different direction, favoring multi-threading and increasing core counts for performance. As such, future games, including Crysis's sequels and other games on the updated version of its engine, went in that direction instead.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the UsefulNotes/WiiU (which they even said came closer to resembling the PC version than the other console ports), and wanted it to be published on the console. However, Creator/ElectronicArts refused to publish it. [[note]]The official reasons are unknown to this day but it has been agreed upon that it was due to a failling out between Creator/ElectronicArts and Creator/{{Nintendo}} over the Wii U's capabilities and Nintendo not giving special privileges to Creator/ElectronicArts after they helped with the development of the Nintendo Network.[[/note]]
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the UsefulNotes/WiiU (which they even said came closer to resembling the PC version than the other console ports), and wanted it to be published on the console. However, Creator/ElectronicArts refused to publish it. [[note]]The official reasons are unknown to this day but it has been agreed upon that it was due to a failling out between Creator/ElectronicArts and Creator/{{Nintendo}} over the Wii U's capabilities and Nintendo not giving special privileges to Creator/ElectronicArts after they helped with the development of the Nintendo Network.[[/note]][[/note]]
* TheWikiRule: [[http://crysis.wikia.com/wiki/Crysis_Wiki The Crysis Wiki]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the UsefulNotes/WiiU (which they even said came closer to resembling the PC version than the other console ports), and wanted it to be published on the console. However, Creator/ElectronicArts refused to publish it. [[note]]The official reasons are unknown to this day but it has been agreed upon that it was due to a failling out between Creator/ElectronicArts and Creator/{{Nintendo}} over the Wii U's capabilities and Nintendo not giving special privileges to Creator/ElectronicArts after they helped with the development of the Nintendo Network.[[/note]]
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the WiiU UsefulNotes/WiiU (which they even said came closer to resembling the PC version than the other console ports), and wanted it to be published on the console. However, Creator/ElectronicArts refused to publish it.
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* HeyItsThatVoice:
** Throughout the trilogy:
*** James Vincent Meredith ([[Series/{{Boss}} Alderman Ross]], [[Series/TheChicagoCode FBI Agent Lawson]]) is Prophet.
** In the first game:
*** [[Creator/ClaudiaBlack Claudia Black]] is Helena.
*** André Sogliuzzo ([[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender King Bumi]], [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII Bartholomew Estheim]], [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia Forcystus]]) is Major Strickland.
*** Lahmard J. Tate ([[Series/{{Moesha}} Jerome]]) is Jester.
*** John Hoogenakker ([[Series/ThePlayboyClub Leo Bianchi]], [[Series/{{Boss}} Doyle]], [[Series/ChicagoFire Lt. Spellman]]) is Major Bradley.
*** Doug James ([[Series/{{Boss}} Grey Haired Man]]) is Dr. Rosenthal.
*** Here, Psycho is played by Sean Chapman ([[Film/{{Hellraiser}} Frank]] [[Film/HellboundHellraiserII Cotton]], [[VideoGame/BioShock2 Mark Meltzler]]). [[PutOnABus He doesn't show up in the second game,]] [[TheOtherDarrin but come the third...]]
*** Some of the Korean soldiers you run across sound a lot like [[Series/TheWalkingDead Glenn]].
** In the second game:
*** Joey Ansah ([[Film/TheBourneUltimatum Desh]], [[WebVideo/StreetFighterAssassinsFist Akuma]] is Chino.
*** Paul Birchard ([[Series/WaterlooRoad Jerry Preston]], [[Film/{{Hanna}} Bob]]) is Nathan Gould.
*** Tommy Campbell ([[Anime/AngelLinks Kosei Hida]], [[Anime/AyashiNoCeres Aki Mikage]], [[WesternAnimation/MattHatterChronicles Matt Hatter]]) is Staff Sergeant Rainer.
*** Ruben Crow ([[Series/{{Doctors}} Quinn Haverley]], [[Film/{{Austenland}} Chad]]) is Commander Lockhart.
*** David Menkin ([[VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany Preston Marlowe]], [[VideoGame/{{Battlefield3}} Cpt. Joseph Brady]], [[WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder Scoop from 2010-2012]]) is Gary.
** In the third game:
*** Psycho is voiced by David Kennedy ([[Series/HollyOaks Dirk Savage]], [[Series/EastEnders Dave, Ray]], [[Series/{{Rome}} Lucius Septimius]]).
*** Kosha Engler ([[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Darth Nurin]], [[VideoGame/RememberMe Olga Sedova]], [[VideoGame/{{SOMA}} Amy Azzaro]]) is Claire.
*** Wolf Kahler ([[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk Colonel Dietrich]], [[VideoGame/BattalionWars Kaiser Vlad]]) is Karl Ernst Rasch.
** In Japan, Creator/NorioWakamoto is the voice of the suit OS for the Japanese dub of the first Crysis.
** Throughout the trilogy:
*** James Vincent Meredith ([[Series/{{Boss}} Alderman Ross]], [[Series/TheChicagoCode FBI Agent Lawson]]) is Prophet.
** In the first game:
*** [[Creator/ClaudiaBlack Claudia Black]] is Helena.
*** André Sogliuzzo ([[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender King Bumi]], [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII Bartholomew Estheim]], [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia Forcystus]]) is Major Strickland.
*** Lahmard J. Tate ([[Series/{{Moesha}} Jerome]]) is Jester.
*** John Hoogenakker ([[Series/ThePlayboyClub Leo Bianchi]], [[Series/{{Boss}} Doyle]], [[Series/ChicagoFire Lt. Spellman]]) is Major Bradley.
*** Doug James ([[Series/{{Boss}} Grey Haired Man]]) is Dr. Rosenthal.
*** Here, Psycho is played by Sean Chapman ([[Film/{{Hellraiser}} Frank]] [[Film/HellboundHellraiserII Cotton]], [[VideoGame/BioShock2 Mark Meltzler]]). [[PutOnABus He doesn't show up in the second game,]] [[TheOtherDarrin but come the third...]]
*** Some of the Korean soldiers you run across sound a lot like [[Series/TheWalkingDead Glenn]].
** In the second game:
*** Joey Ansah ([[Film/TheBourneUltimatum Desh]], [[WebVideo/StreetFighterAssassinsFist Akuma]] is Chino.
*** Paul Birchard ([[Series/WaterlooRoad Jerry Preston]], [[Film/{{Hanna}} Bob]]) is Nathan Gould.
*** Tommy Campbell ([[Anime/AngelLinks Kosei Hida]], [[Anime/AyashiNoCeres Aki Mikage]], [[WesternAnimation/MattHatterChronicles Matt Hatter]]) is Staff Sergeant Rainer.
*** Ruben Crow ([[Series/{{Doctors}} Quinn Haverley]], [[Film/{{Austenland}} Chad]]) is Commander Lockhart.
*** David Menkin ([[VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany Preston Marlowe]], [[VideoGame/{{Battlefield3}} Cpt. Joseph Brady]], [[WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder Scoop from 2010-2012]]) is Gary.
** In the third game:
*** Psycho is voiced by David Kennedy ([[Series/HollyOaks Dirk Savage]], [[Series/EastEnders Dave, Ray]], [[Series/{{Rome}} Lucius Septimius]]).
*** Kosha Engler ([[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Darth Nurin]], [[VideoGame/RememberMe Olga Sedova]], [[VideoGame/{{SOMA}} Amy Azzaro]]) is Claire.
*** Wolf Kahler ([[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk Colonel Dietrich]], [[VideoGame/BattalionWars Kaiser Vlad]]) is Karl Ernst Rasch.
** In Japan, Creator/NorioWakamoto is the voice of the suit OS for the Japanese dub of the first Crysis.
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*** Psycho is voiced by David Kennedy ([[Series/Hollyoaks Dirk Savage]], [[Series/EastEnders Dave, Ray]], [[Series/Rome Lucius Septimius]]).
*** Kosha Engler ([[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Darth Nurin]], [[VideoGame/RememberMe Olga Sedova]], [[VideoGame/SOMA Amy Azzaro]]) is Claire.
*** Kosha Engler ([[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Darth Nurin]], [[VideoGame/RememberMe Olga Sedova]], [[VideoGame/SOMA Amy Azzaro]]) is Claire.
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*** Psycho is voiced by David Kennedy ([[Series/Hollyoaks ([[Series/HollyOaks Dirk Savage]], [[Series/EastEnders Dave, Ray]], [[Series/Rome [[Series/{{Rome}} Lucius Septimius]]).
*** Kosha Engler ([[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Darth Nurin]], [[VideoGame/RememberMe Olga Sedova]],[[VideoGame/SOMA [[VideoGame/{{SOMA}} Amy Azzaro]]) is Claire.
*** Kosha Engler ([[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Darth Nurin]], [[VideoGame/RememberMe Olga Sedova]],
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** In the third game:
*** Psycho is voiced by David Kennedy ([[Series/Hollyoaks Dirk Savage]], [[Series/EastEnders Dave, Ray]], [[Series/Rome Lucius Septimius]]).
*** Kosha Engler ([[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Darth Nurin]], [[VideoGame/RememberMe Olga Sedova]], [[VideoGame/SOMA Amy Azzaro]]) is Claire.
*** Wolf Kahler ([[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk Colonel Dietrich]], [[VideoGame/BattalionWars Kaiser Vlad]]) is Karl Ernst Rasch.
*** Psycho is voiced by David Kennedy ([[Series/Hollyoaks Dirk Savage]], [[Series/EastEnders Dave, Ray]], [[Series/Rome Lucius Septimius]]).
*** Kosha Engler ([[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Darth Nurin]], [[VideoGame/RememberMe Olga Sedova]], [[VideoGame/SOMA Amy Azzaro]]) is Claire.
*** Wolf Kahler ([[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk Colonel Dietrich]], [[VideoGame/BattalionWars Kaiser Vlad]]) is Karl Ernst Rasch.
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*** Ruben Crow ([[Series/Doctors Quinn Haverley]], [[Film/Austenland Chad]]) is Commander Lockhart.
*** David Menkin ([[VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany Preston Marlowe]], [[VideoGame/Battlefield3 Cpt. Joseph Brady]], [[WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder Scoop from 2010-2012]]) is Gary.
*** David Menkin ([[VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany Preston Marlowe]], [[VideoGame/Battlefield3 Cpt. Joseph Brady]], [[WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder Scoop from 2010-2012]]) is Gary.
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*** Ruben Crow ([[Series/Doctors ([[Series/{{Doctors}} Quinn Haverley]], [[Film/Austenland [[Film/{{Austenland}} Chad]]) is Commander Lockhart.
*** David Menkin ([[VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany Preston Marlowe]],[[VideoGame/Battlefield3 [[VideoGame/{{Battlefield3}} Cpt. Joseph Brady]], [[WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder Scoop from 2010-2012]]) is Gary.
*** David Menkin ([[VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany Preston Marlowe]],
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*** Here, Psycho is played by Sean Chapman ([[Film/{{Hellraiser}} Frank]] [[Film/HellboundHellraiserII Cotton]], [[VideoGame/BioShockII Mark Meltzler]]). [[PutOnABus He doesn't show up in the second game,]] [[TheOtherDarrin but come the third...]]
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*** Here, Psycho is played by Sean Chapman ([[Film/{{Hellraiser}} Frank]] [[Film/HellboundHellraiserII Cotton]], [[VideoGame/BioShockII [[VideoGame/BioShock2 Mark Meltzler]]). [[PutOnABus He doesn't show up in the second game,]] [[TheOtherDarrin but come the third...]]
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*** Ruben Crow ([[Series/Doctors Quinn Haverley]], [[Film/Austenland Chad]]) is Commander Lockhart.
*** David Menkin ([[VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany Preston Marlowe]], [[VideoGame/Battlefield3 Cpt. Joseph Brady]], [[WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder Scoop from 2010-2012]]) is Gary.
*** David Menkin ([[VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany Preston Marlowe]], [[VideoGame/Battlefield3 Cpt. Joseph Brady]], [[WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder Scoop from 2010-2012]]) is Gary.
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*** Here, Psycho is played by Sean Chapman ([[Film/Hellraiser Frank]] [[Film/HellboundHellraiserII Cotton]], [[VideoGame/Bioshock2 Mark Meltzler]]). [[PutOnABus He doesn't show up in the second game,]] [[TheOtherDarrin but come the third...]]
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*** Here, Psycho is played by Sean Chapman ([[Film/Hellraiser ([[Film/{{Hellraiser}} Frank]] [[Film/HellboundHellraiserII Cotton]], [[VideoGame/Bioshock2 [[VideoGame/BioShockII Mark Meltzler]]). [[PutOnABus He doesn't show up in the second game,]] [[TheOtherDarrin but come the third...]]
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*** Tommy Campbell ([[Anime/AngelLinks Kosei Hida]], [[Anime/AyashiNoCeres Aki Mikage]],
*** Tommy Campbell ([[Anime/AngelLinks Kosei Hida]], [[Anime/AyashiNoCeres Aki Mikage]],
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*** Paul Birchard ([[Series/WaterlooRoad Jerry Preston]] [[Film/Hanna [[Hanna Bob]]) is Nathan Gould.
*** Tommy Campbell ([[Anime/AngelLinks Kosei Hida]], [[Anime/AyashiNoCeres Aki Mikage]], [[WesternAnimation/MattHatterChronicles Matt Hatter]]) is Staff Sergeant Rainer.
*** Tommy Campbell ([[Anime/AngelLinks Kosei Hida]], [[Anime/AyashiNoCeres Aki Mikage]], [[WesternAnimation/MattHatterChronicles Matt Hatter]]) is Staff Sergeant Rainer.
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*** Doug James ([[Series/{{Boss}} Grey Haired Man]] is Dr. Rosenthal.
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*** Doug James ([[Series/{{Boss}} Grey Haired Man]] Man]]) is Dr. Rosenthal.Rosenthal.
*** Here, Psycho is played by Sean Chapman ([[Film/Hellraiser Frank]] [[Film/HellboundHellraiserII Cotton]], [[VideoGame/Bioshock2 Mark Meltzler]]). [[PutOnABus He doesn't show up in the second game,]] [[TheOtherDarrin but come the third...]]
*** Some of the Korean soldiers you run across sound a lot like [[Series/TheWalkingDead Glenn]].
** In the second game:
*** Joey Ansah ([[Film/TheBourneUltimatum Desh]], [[WebVideo/StreetFighterAssassinsFist Akuma]] is Chino.
*** Paul Birchard ([[Series/WaterlooRoad Jerry Preston]] [[Film/Hanna Bob]]) is Nathan Gould.
*** Tommy Campbell ([[Anime/AngelLinks Kosei Hida]], [[Anime/AyashiNoCeres Aki Mikage]],
*** Here, Psycho is played by Sean Chapman ([[Film/Hellraiser Frank]] [[Film/HellboundHellraiserII Cotton]], [[VideoGame/Bioshock2 Mark Meltzler]]). [[PutOnABus He doesn't show up in the second game,]] [[TheOtherDarrin but come the third...]]
*** Some of the Korean soldiers you run across sound a lot like [[Series/TheWalkingDead Glenn]].
** In the second game:
*** Joey Ansah ([[Film/TheBourneUltimatum Desh]], [[WebVideo/StreetFighterAssassinsFist Akuma]] is Chino.
*** Paul Birchard ([[Series/WaterlooRoad Jerry Preston]] [[Film/Hanna Bob]]) is Nathan Gould.
*** Tommy Campbell ([[Anime/AngelLinks Kosei Hida]], [[Anime/AyashiNoCeres Aki Mikage]],
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*** James Vincent Meredith ([[Series/{{Boss}} Alderman Ross]], [[TheChicagoCode FBI Agent Lawson]]) is Prophet.
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*** [[Creator/ClaudiaBlack]] is Helena.
*** André Sogliuzzo ([[AvatarTheLastAirbender King Bumi]], [[FinalFantasyXIII Bartholomew Estheim]], [[TalesOfSymphonia Forcystus]]) is Major Strickland.
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*** André Sogliuzzo ([[AvatarTheLastAirbender King Bumi]], [[FinalFantasyXIII Bartholomew Estheim]], [[TalesOfSymphonia Forcystus]]) is Major Strickland.
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*** [[Creator/ClaudiaBlack]] [[Creator/ClaudiaBlack Claudia Black]] is Helena.
*** André Sogliuzzo([[AvatarTheLastAirbender ([[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender King Bumi]], [[FinalFantasyXIII [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII Bartholomew Estheim]], [[TalesOfSymphonia [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia Forcystus]]) is Major Strickland.
*** Lahmard J. Tate ([[Series/{{Moesha}} Jerome]]) is Jester.
*** John Hoogenakker ([[Series/ThePlayboyClub Leo Bianchi]], [[Series/{{Boss}} Doyle]], [[Series/ChicagoFire Lt. Spellman]]) is Major Bradley.
*** Doug James ([[Series/{{Boss}} Grey Haired Man]] is Dr. Rosenthal.
*** André Sogliuzzo
*** Lahmard J. Tate ([[Series/{{Moesha}} Jerome]]) is Jester.
*** John Hoogenakker ([[Series/ThePlayboyClub Leo Bianchi]], [[Series/{{Boss}} Doyle]], [[Series/ChicagoFire Lt. Spellman]]) is Major Bradley.
*** Doug James ([[Series/{{Boss}} Grey Haired Man]] is Dr. Rosenthal.
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** Throughout the trilogy:
*** James Vincent Meredith ([[Series/{{Boss}} Alderman Ross]], [[TheChicagoCode FBI Agent Lawson]]) is Prophet.
** In the first game:
*** [[Creator/ClaudiaBlack]] is Helena.
*** André Sogliuzzo ([[AvatarTheLastAirbender King Bumi]], [[FinalFantasyXIII Bartholomew Estheim]], [[TalesOfSymphonia Forcystus]]) is Major Strickland.
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** In Japan, Creator/NorioWakamoto is the voice of the suit OS for the Japanese dub of the first Crysis.
** Throughout the trilogy:
*** James Vincent Meredith ([[Series/{{Boss}} Alderman Ross]], [[TheChicagoCode FBI Agent Lawson]]) is Prophet.
** In the first game:
*** [[Creator/ClaudiaBlack]] is Helena.
*** André Sogliuzzo ([[AvatarTheLastAirbender King Bumi]], [[FinalFantasyXIII Bartholomew Estheim]], [[TalesOfSymphonia Forcystus]]) is Major Strickland.
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** In Japan, Creator/NorioWakamoto is the voice of the suit OS for the Japanese dub of the first Crysis.
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* KillerApp: For graphics card manufacturers. In fact, one of the intro videos is [=nVIDIA=]'s. Even '''eight years''' after its release, ''Crysis'' was still used as a graphics card benchmark.
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* KillerApp: For graphics card manufacturers. In fact, one of the intro videos is [=nVIDIA=]'s. Even '''eight years''' after its release, ''Crysis'' was is still used as a graphics card benchmark.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the WiiU, and wanted it to be published on the console. However, Creator/ElectronicArts refused to publish it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the WiiU, and wanted it to be published on the console. However, Creator/ElectronicArts refused to publish it.
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* KillerApp: For graphics card manufacturers. In fact, one of the intro videos is [=nVIDIA=]'s. Even '''three '''eight years''' after its release, ''Crysis'' was still used as a graphics card benchmark.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for theWiiU, WiiU (which they even said came closer to resembling the PC version than the other console ports), and wanted it to be published on the console. However, Creator/ElectronicArts refused to publish it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the
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* KillerApp: For graphics card manufacturers. In fact, one of the intro videos is [=nVIDIA=]'s. Even '''three years''' after its release, ''Crysis'' was still used as a graphics card benchmark.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the WiiU, and wanted it to be published on the console. However,EA Creator/ElectronicArts refused to publish it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the WiiU, and wanted it to be published on the console. However,
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* HeyItsThatVoice: NorioWakamoto is the voice of the suit OS for the Japanese dub of the first Crysis.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Crytek made a version of ''Crysis 3'' for the WiiU, and wanted it to be published on the console. However, EA refused to publish it.
