This is what crysis would look like with everything at Very High if it were to run at 60 frames per second, which is difficult to achieve even to todays current hardware. Unfortunately, youtube is not capable of showing 60 fps, so I will soon provide a link to download the original video.

This video is pre-rendered using the screen capture CVARS, which captures every frame and puts them in a folder. Then you combine each frame by using Veedub64.

At that time, the resulting video will run at half speed due to the 30 fps limit of video output in Veedub64. You then have to double the speed by using Prism Video Converter.

I found it ridiculously long having to record this and some of the cutscenes in Crysis (1-2 hours) especially with a 8600gt, but that soon will change once I pick up my Asus 4870 1GB which is perfect for my 22" screen. It really does help having a Quad-core Q6600 with a 64-bit OS for the converting and recording part.

The cutscenes are awesome when seen in their true form, and are coming soon as I am figuring out how to add audio. I'm currently trying with Sony Vegas but I'm having trouble keeping the framerate. If there's any suggestions, I will most appreciate it. (less info)