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Killing Day E3 2005 Preshow Impressions
Many of the trailers shown at Sony's pre-E3 press conference in Los Angeles today beg the question as to whether or not they are in any way representative of what we can expect to see in-game. One of the exceptions to that rule, in our opinion at least, is the trailer for Ubisoft's Killing Day, because it looks like 30 seconds of unedited gameplay rather than a sequence of cleverly cut highlights.
Your character in the game is a rough-looking sort, with scars and Band-Aids on his face, an open shirt revealing questionable taste in jewelry, and, more importantly, a pair of pistols that he uses to great effect throughout the trailer. One of the first things to really impress us in the Killing Day trailer is undoubtedly the way that the statue the player briefly takes refuge behind gets torn apart by enemy fire. The damage gets a little more pronounced as every bullet (leaving a great-looking smoke trail en route, incidentally) hits its target, and eventually the player is forced to seek cover elsewhere.
At this point, the player comes under fire from two enemies positioned on a bridge above. The player's attempts at sending his bullets to meet the bad guys via route one are unsuccessful, so in what is either a decent set piece or (hopefully) an indication that Killing Day's environments are totally destructible, he shoots out the glass floor from under them and then squeezes a few rounds into them as they fall to the ground for good measure.
No release date (or even a developer) has been announced for Killing Day at the time of writing, but we'll bring you more information on the game as soon as it becomes available.
Bilder: http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/killing...creenindex.html
Film: http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/killingday/media.html
Demo scene preview 2: http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/killingday/media.html
Kilde: GameSpot
Killing Day E3 2005 Preshow Impressions
Many of the trailers shown at Sony's pre-E3 press conference in Los Angeles today beg the question as to whether or not they are in any way representative of what we can expect to see in-game. One of the exceptions to that rule, in our opinion at least, is the trailer for Ubisoft's Killing Day, because it looks like 30 seconds of unedited gameplay rather than a sequence of cleverly cut highlights.
Your character in the game is a rough-looking sort, with scars and Band-Aids on his face, an open shirt revealing questionable taste in jewelry, and, more importantly, a pair of pistols that he uses to great effect throughout the trailer. One of the first things to really impress us in the Killing Day trailer is undoubtedly the way that the statue the player briefly takes refuge behind gets torn apart by enemy fire. The damage gets a little more pronounced as every bullet (leaving a great-looking smoke trail en route, incidentally) hits its target, and eventually the player is forced to seek cover elsewhere.
At this point, the player comes under fire from two enemies positioned on a bridge above. The player's attempts at sending his bullets to meet the bad guys via route one are unsuccessful, so in what is either a decent set piece or (hopefully) an indication that Killing Day's environments are totally destructible, he shoots out the glass floor from under them and then squeezes a few rounds into them as they fall to the ground for good measure.
No release date (or even a developer) has been announced for Killing Day at the time of writing, but we'll bring you more information on the game as soon as it becomes available.
Bilder: http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/killing...creenindex.html
Film: http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/killingday/media.html
Demo scene preview 2: http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/killingday/media.html
Kilde: GameSpot
Tja, synes egentlig ikke den var så galen, jeg. Alle oppfølgerne til de etablerte spillserier kommer jo ut (Tekken, Devil May Cry og Gran Turismo, Metal Gear Solid), og alle dem representerer jo noe av det ypperste av sitt slag i de respektive sjangrene, så de må nok alle skaffes. Og det er jo selvfølgelig naturlig at kun de etablerte franchisene blir fremvist på den nesten 2 timers lange pressefremvisningen, siden Sony (naturlig nok) velger de titlene som er mest populære. Flere innovative og mer annerledes titler vil nok komme. Så en helt grei førstearsenal av spill.
Angående selve maskinen var det jo imponerende specs, men siden grafikk egentlig ikke bryr meg var jeg mer positiv overrasket til at den er bakoverkompitabel med både PSOne og PS2.
Dette var også ganske spennende. Siden det tross alt kommer så mange spin-offs til FFVII, skulle det nesten bare mangle at det kommer en remake av det, siden nye spillere bør få sjansen til å prøve det originale FFVII uten å ty til ebay eller andre nettauksjoner.
Angående selve maskinen var det jo imponerende specs, men siden grafikk egentlig ikke bryr meg var jeg mer positiv overrasket til at den er bakoverkompitabel med både PSOne og PS2.
Dette var også ganske spennende. Siden det tross alt kommer så mange spin-offs til FFVII, skulle det nesten bare mangle at det kommer en remake av det, siden nye spillere bør få sjansen til å prøve det originale FFVII uten å ty til ebay eller andre nettauksjoner.
Jeg har enda ikke fått sett så langt i Sonys konferanse, men jeg har ikke hørt noe om at FF XII har byttet plattform. Traileren ble vel visst for at Sony skal vise at det fortsatt er liv i Playstation 2. Personlig har jeg blitt litt sjokkert over hvor lite nytt som har blitt vist til de nåværende konsollene. Jeg har som sagt ikke sett hele Sonys konferanse, men jeg så MS', og de viste så vidt jeg kunne se ingen ting av current-gen spill.
