Quazal is part of Epic's Integrated Partners Program for Unreal Engine 3, covering the Rendez-Vous and Spark! technologies.  Several titles have been shipped using both of these Quazal products on UE3, across multiple platforms including PC, PS3 and X360.  One title has even taken on the daunting task of replacing Unreal Networking with Quazal Net-Z SyncSim!

Quazal is an approved partner of Trinigy with Vision Engine 7.  The Net-Z technology is integrated within the engine, and a Net-Z sample ships out with each evaluation of Vision 7.  Rendez-Vous and Spark! both also integrate easily with the engine, and there are several titles in development using each of these technologies.

Quazal Net-Z, Rendez-Vous and Spark! technologies fit easily within the new Infernal Engine from Terminal Reality.  In fact, the showcase title using the engine, Ghostbusters® The Video Game, uses Net-Z to power its online gameplay, and Spark! to implement its online lobby and community systems.

Quazal's Net-Z technology is fully compatible with Havok Physics systems from Intel, and have been used together in many titles across all platforms.

Nvidia's PhysX technology has been integrated with Quazal's Net-Z technology across several titles to date.

Threewave is a Quazal technology partner, having familiarized themselves with our Net-Z and Spark!/Rendez-Vous technology on previous projects.  They are available for custom integration work, as well as full multiplayer development for your game! 

Point of View has worked on several Quazal-powered titles, either as the main developer, or as black-box developers for online components.   

Quazal's Net-Z, Rendez-Vous and Spark! technologies on PSP and PS3 platforms are always released in a format compatible with SN Systems' ProDG development tools. 

On the Wii platform, Quazal's Net-Z and Rendez-Vous technologies are built to be compatible with Freescale's Codewarrior development tools.

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