The Inquirer is reporting that we'll get a chance to see AEGIA's PhysX, physics processing hardware at E3 this year, possibly in more than one game, the list will apparently include an Unreal 3 engine demo.

I'm not sure wether or not we already knew this, but it's interesting anyway. I for one love the impact that enhanced physics engines have already made within games, I can't wait for hardware accelerated physics.