Of course, now that I’ve seen it, it’s likely patented and inaccessible. :)

I wonder if those environments persist indefinitely; that is, does a destroyed interior remain destroyed (and the pieces remain strewn about the floor) even if I move miles away and then return? (Does The Matrix have garbage collection? :)

I think it’s curious that all of the research in procedurally generated cities seems to focus so much on what we’d consider typical, modern-day urban environments. Why aren’t the demos a bit more whimsical? I desperately want to see tech like this applied to cities more akin to what we see in the Thief or Fable games. Interiors are a must, though, and the trick, especially with the likes of Thief, is making interiors compelling enough to play.