Doom_Bringer
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travisbickle said:
after watching this i am convinced that they will match the target render.
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MotorStorm @ E3 Playable!!!
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after watching this i am convinced that they will match the target render.
travisbickle
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New gif material on the new video-
About 1 min 20, the truck flips out on the lower part of the track and the car in front of you tries to dodge the debris and misses the jump, quality.
About 1 min 20, the truck flips out on the lower part of the track and the car in front of you tries to dodge the debris and misses the jump, quality.
SolidSnakex
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SolidSnakex
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Konnjuta said:Notice how the buggy BUMP when it ran over the guy. OUCH!!!
Also note how he starts to lean really hard when his back wheels are on top of the hood of the buggy to prevent the ATV from flipping. It's nice to see animated that detailed.
Mark Gonzales
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Wish there was a better "cockpit" view video than this. No mud on the windsheild. What's up with that.
http://www.ps3portal.com/downloads/MotorStorm/E3-PS3-MotorStorm-Gameplay.wmv
http://www.ps3portal.com/downloads/MotorStorm/E3-PS3-MotorStorm-Gameplay.wmv
Doom_Bringer
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Mark Gonzales said:
the game is 50% complete. Since it only has desert tracks I bet they will be adding lots of effects until its complete. All they have to do is increase the sense of speed and make larger tracks. Since PS3 has a HDD this shouldn't be a problem
dynamitejim
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Mark Gonzales said:
Probably because the buggy doesn't even have a windshield.
SolidSnakex
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Mark Gonzales said:
The buggy doesn't have a windshield
Doom_Bringer
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In the original trailer we saw mud splashing on the buggy drivers face/helmet. I hope they implement that
mashoutposse
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SolidSnakex said:
Awesome. First person view really makes this game (as it does practically every racing game in existence
)typhonsentra
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Kleegamefan said:You gotta admit, seeing some of those ATVs and Bikes getting pwned never gets old....just thinking about the bedlam I will be unleashing online on all you bitches puts a smile on my face
Totally agree with this. Launch day purchase for me, GAF picks almost never steer me the wrong way.
brokenwatch
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Looks really fun! The sparks made me think off-road Burnout.
Thanks to travisbickle for posting that link.
Thanks to travisbickle for posting that link.
Zombie James
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Wow, it keeps getting better and better :lol
Doom_Bringer
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RaijinFY said:
nice! They need to fix the sparks though! They look like from a PC game from 1998...
tsp_gatmog
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looks like im gonna be buying this for the physics engine alone
KyanMehwulfe
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The game looks real awesome with the Cockpit Camera.
mckmas8808
Mckmaster uses MasterCard to buy Slave drives
First day purchase.
travisbickle said:
wow. just checked that out. completely different feel to the racing now that the cars really bump around like reality + moving up+down from the terrain. That video really distinguishes motorstorm from every single current gen title released (including x360) driving title.
check it out.
WOW.
Doom_Bringer
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Jax said:
neah it still has a long way to go...the track is too small, the game lacks proper sense of speed, they haven't implemented the total 20 ai racers yet, and the sparks look very poor at this point. The final game should be mindblowing if they are able to lock the frame rate and fix those things...
I think this game will be delayed to 2007
:lol :lol :lol
I'm pretty sure my online stats will suck as I will be finishing dead last every race but only because I'm head hunting all the opponents. Any sizable lead I gain will only lead me to initiate a head on collision!
With that last gif-vid, see the tire fall off the truck? That was awesome.
I'm pretty sure my online stats will suck as I will be finishing dead last every race but only because I'm head hunting all the opponents. Any sizable lead I gain will only lead me to initiate a head on collision!
With that last gif-vid, see the tire fall off the truck? That was awesome.
Spectral Glider
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Doom_Bringer said:
Yeah, the part where the big rig buys it is pretty friggen sweet. I'm impressed.....not sure if I'm swayed for a launch PS3 purchase, but this game does get the juices flowing.
KyanMehwulfe
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It should be an easy fix if needed.Doom_Bringer said:
When you use the Boost the sense of speed really increases a lot. The last video to be linked in this topic showed a bit of it. If the top-end vehicles drive that fast normally the speed shouldn't be plenty fast enough.
I wouldn't worry about the speed yet. It could just be slow from the vehicles being set for a rookie difficulty or rookie tuned, or even downtuned for the E3 show, etc. Increasing the speed or using a few camera tricks to increase the sense of speed isn't too hard for developers to do late in development.
I think that 50% figure is misleading. The deveoper says they're at 50%. But that doesn't account for the moment that the development team is told "we're gonna have to wrap this up now in time to make the launch". Thats often where the last 15% get cut off.Jax said:what in my comment made you say the above? Bleh.
Already looks damn fine and its at 50% completion...
I'm sort of in the camp for delaying this game into 2007 if thats what it takes to make it look like the E3 2005 trailer. I think it can be done, but it's gonna take some time and care from the developer/publisher. I sure hope they don't just push it out the door for the launch.
People also have to remember that it is halfway through May right now. In all reality these launch titles would have to be finished up by mid October, in order to make a mid November launch date for the system. That really only gives them another 5 months to finish the game. Thats just not a ton of time when you are working with brand new hardware.
It never is, yet some software has to be ready for launch, regardless. This one looks like it's coming along very well and this is based on a build that's likely a few weeks behind their most advanced build for the sake of stability vs. proving how far along they are.Tiger said:
Doom_Bringer
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New dev interview
Anthony Hanses: Hello, this is Anthony Hanses with PS3Portal.com, on the final day of E3 2006. I am here with Paul Hollywood. He is the art director on Motorstorm for the PS3. So, Paul, what can you tell us about this great game?
Paul Hollywood: I can tell you lots of things about this game. What I'll tell you is we've been working really hard on this game getting ourselves ready to show at E3, and we're really proud to be showing off Motorstorm. I'm gonna talk about some of the next generation features of the game. Mainly we've got dynamic terrain defamation. What this basically means is, on the muddy areas of the track, as the vehicals drive over, they cut ridges into the road, as you can see here.
What this means is that through persistance, over the number of laps, these ridges will keep building up and not only does this affect the visuals but it affects the gameplay as well, so no two laps are ever the same. Also, we're utilizing the massive power of the Playstation 3 for such graphical effects as toe mapping, bloom, high-dynamic range lighting, motion blur, depth of field... we also have state of the art A.I. technology, and we're using Havok physics. And all these different systems are running on seperate SPU's, so that's why we've been able to get such performance out of the PLaystation 3.
AH: Great. Great to hear. So how long has Motorstorm been in development for?
PH: Well we've been working on Motorstorm for about two years, and a lot of the pre-production work on the game design and the concept and what have you. Last year when we showed the trailer at E3, that was like a visualization of our concept. So now, we've actually built up our technology from scratch, from the base down. Everythig here we've worked on; the engine, the physics engine, all the models, all the environments. And all that's been created from nothing.
So we're about-- we're due to be a launch title, so there's not much more to go. We'd say here about 50% complete. So that's for the foundations, the technology foundations have been set, and now we just gotta add content. We're building 12 tracks for the game, there are 35 vehicles, and what you can see here is seven vehicles, one representing each class in the game. So you got big rigs, racing trucks, buggys, ATVs, dirt bikes. In the final game, you'll be able to play any of these vehicles in the Motorstorm environment.
AH: So do you have any online features planned for this game?
PH: Of course, yeah. We're planning 16 player online, and also we're going to have downloadable content, which could be possibly new tracks, new vehicles, or even new game modes.
AH: Great. Well thank you for your time sir, and we look forward to playing the game.
PH: Thank you very much.
Anthony Hanses: Hello, this is Anthony Hanses with PS3Portal.com, on the final day of E3 2006. I am here with Paul Hollywood. He is the art director on Motorstorm for the PS3. So, Paul, what can you tell us about this great game?
Paul Hollywood: I can tell you lots of things about this game. What I'll tell you is we've been working really hard on this game getting ourselves ready to show at E3, and we're really proud to be showing off Motorstorm. I'm gonna talk about some of the next generation features of the game. Mainly we've got dynamic terrain defamation. What this basically means is, on the muddy areas of the track, as the vehicals drive over, they cut ridges into the road, as you can see here.
What this means is that through persistance, over the number of laps, these ridges will keep building up and not only does this affect the visuals but it affects the gameplay as well, so no two laps are ever the same. Also, we're utilizing the massive power of the Playstation 3 for such graphical effects as toe mapping, bloom, high-dynamic range lighting, motion blur, depth of field... we also have state of the art A.I. technology, and we're using Havok physics. And all these different systems are running on seperate SPU's, so that's why we've been able to get such performance out of the PLaystation 3.
AH: Great. Great to hear. So how long has Motorstorm been in development for?
PH: Well we've been working on Motorstorm for about two years, and a lot of the pre-production work on the game design and the concept and what have you. Last year when we showed the trailer at E3, that was like a visualization of our concept. So now, we've actually built up our technology from scratch, from the base down. Everythig here we've worked on; the engine, the physics engine, all the models, all the environments. And all that's been created from nothing.
So we're about-- we're due to be a launch title, so there's not much more to go. We'd say here about 50% complete. So that's for the foundations, the technology foundations have been set, and now we just gotta add content. We're building 12 tracks for the game, there are 35 vehicles, and what you can see here is seven vehicles, one representing each class in the game. So you got big rigs, racing trucks, buggys, ATVs, dirt bikes. In the final game, you'll be able to play any of these vehicles in the Motorstorm environment.
AH: So do you have any online features planned for this game?
PH: Of course, yeah. We're planning 16 player online, and also we're going to have downloadable content, which could be possibly new tracks, new vehicles, or even new game modes.
AH: Great. Well thank you for your time sir, and we look forward to playing the game.
PH: Thank you very much.
Fallout-NL
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That new gameplay video looks alright. But if anyone here thinks theyre gonna match the target trailer... Watch that E3 2005 trailer again and admit that thats something which obviously is never going to happen... ever.
Doom_Bringer
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Fallout-NL said:
It will happen. The lighting right now is pretty good and the best thing about that demo was the lighting. The first person mode looks cool and increases the sense of speed.
20 vehicles, bigger tracks, more carnage = target video matched
but seriously they have to increase the sense of speed and fix those sparks...the evolution developer already mentioned that you will be able to destroy certain part of the tracks like huts and stuff to reveal secret routes and so on...
Evolution is a good developer. I think they can do it.
Fallout-NL
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Doom_Bringer said:20 vehicles, bigger tracks, more carnage = target video matched
You make it sound so easy
. I suggest you watch that trailer again. All the physics, damage model and animation stuff happening in there is definitely not of this gen, maybe in 4 or 5 years.
/edit: Granted, lighting looks good.
Doom_Bringer
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This demo has got some good physics, plus the damage looked like Burnout on steroids to me...if motorstorm doesn't match it then Burnout 5 or 6 will. Watch and wait man...I think they will top it off.Fallout-NL said:You make it sound so easy
I suggest you watch that trailer again. All the physics, damage model and animation stuff happening in there is definitely not of this gen, maybe in 4 or 5 years.
this is probably from a newer built but i guess they didn't show it because maybe it had a lot of glitches or something...(the picture is from the trailer)
btw they still didn't add real time deformation in the demo...it was there but it was kinda glitchy and stuff. plus it was missing the smoke effects...
plus 6 more months of dev time....Fallout-NL
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Hehe, I definitely hope youre right. Cant deny that I would like to spend some time with the game they showed in the 2005 trailer.
BlueTsunami
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I think the biggest things that need to be worked on are the Mud Particles, Damage Modeling (the amount of items breaking apart) and Dust Particles. The Lighting is pretty much already there.
I'm not sure if the CGI will be fully met, but I think it may be able to reach a point where you would have to point out certain things that don't meet the CGI. The general visual fidelity will look nice.
I'm not sure if the CGI will be fully met, but I think it may be able to reach a point where you would have to point out certain things that don't meet the CGI. The general visual fidelity will look nice.