valentine71
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jbttwin said:
Really nice.
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Really nice.
TekkenMaster
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X-Frame said:
I sure hope so...that's what the articles that came out in December 2010 said.
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Yes.Kevin said:
SolidSnakex
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TekkenMaster said:
I'm expecting it to be delayed. They're still mentioning that it's early in development which isn't a good sign. Eidos was smart with how they handled Arkham Asylum so I hope they treat this TR the same way. Don't release it until it's done and make sure to give it a window where it can get the attention that it deserves.
NotTheGuyYouKill
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SolidSnakex said:
Agreed. Man... if it turns out to be as good Arkham Asylum, mind=blown
Ponti
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Google Translate on some new bits from the French mag:
- As stated by Scrat, the adventure will be divided into three major sections corresponding to the 3 phases of the evolution of Lara in his initiation: survival, rescue, escape.
- The article stresses that the physics engine the game uses mainly the laws of gravity, centrifugal force ... To allow Lara to reach his goals.
- The cutscenes and the game fit perfectly and are linked together without snap.
- The pain of Lara is accentuated by the effects of staging (close-ups, tighter camera angles, motion blur ...).
- Lara's character changes during the game one young woman inexperienced and impressionable, it will evolve gradually towards a more mature and adventurous determined, which will be felt in its equipment (the section does not the possibility that the two appear 9mm) and its aftershocks.
- The survival instinct that highlights the decorative elements that can help Lara can only be used when stationary.
- The puzzles based on the laws of physics, there are often several ways to solve them, and above all, no panacea: it is sometimes necessary to try several times to make it work because the laws of physics are random, the while adding a part of "improvisation" on the part of the player who has to do with what he has to move forward. Finally, the article states that despite the aid, the puzzles are not that easy to solve in the heat of the moment.
- Statues of Buddha appear several times in the game .. Their usefulness is unknown at this time.
- Some elements of the set collapsing under the weight of Lara.
Cover art is the same.
- As stated by Scrat, the adventure will be divided into three major sections corresponding to the 3 phases of the evolution of Lara in his initiation: survival, rescue, escape.
- The article stresses that the physics engine the game uses mainly the laws of gravity, centrifugal force ... To allow Lara to reach his goals.
- The cutscenes and the game fit perfectly and are linked together without snap.
- The pain of Lara is accentuated by the effects of staging (close-ups, tighter camera angles, motion blur ...).
- Lara's character changes during the game one young woman inexperienced and impressionable, it will evolve gradually towards a more mature and adventurous determined, which will be felt in its equipment (the section does not the possibility that the two appear 9mm) and its aftershocks.
- The survival instinct that highlights the decorative elements that can help Lara can only be used when stationary.
- The puzzles based on the laws of physics, there are often several ways to solve them, and above all, no panacea: it is sometimes necessary to try several times to make it work because the laws of physics are random, the while adding a part of "improvisation" on the part of the player who has to do with what he has to move forward. Finally, the article states that despite the aid, the puzzles are not that easy to solve in the heat of the moment.
- Statues of Buddha appear several times in the game .. Their usefulness is unknown at this time.
- Some elements of the set collapsing under the weight of Lara.
Cover art is the same.
SolidSnakex
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Ponti said:
Yeah, that's what was explained in Game Informer. They said that the chances of running into your typical TR puzzle (like a room with a bunch of gears) is much smaller in this game. Instead the world is built around real world physics. Stuff will react the way you expect them to which means that you're going to have a lot of different ways to accomplish puzzles instead of a specific way.
NotTheGuyYouKill
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So... we're getting an E3 trailer of this, right?
Ponti
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I didn't like the logo either, did a quick shop job.FTH said:I'll take itBut I kind of wish the logo wasn't there...
snackattack
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Ponti said:
nice work! like it was never there.
SolidSnakex
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At the very least we'll be getting a trailer at E3. CD have already said that they have big plans for that show.
Tricky I Shadow
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jbttwin said:
Just saw them!
Ive said it a hundred times already but Ill say it again....Lara looks fantastic! <3
Can not wait for E3! This is gonna be a big wow game. Bring on more goodness!
NAG scans are out. Nothing new, but it's written in english.
Key points (mostly nothing gameplay related):
Key points (mostly nothing gameplay related):
- Her mentor Roth weilds dual pistols
- Lara says "shit" alot
- Certain areas of the island will be blocked until Lara's abilities have improved
- They're creating multiple paths to get to one destination
- Cutscenes are cinematically mocapped, but Lara's in game animations are hand animated
- Lara worked in a pub before going on the expedition (weird)
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Great move on their part. Hand animation looked a lot better in Legend/Anniversary then mo-capping did in Underworld.jbttwin said:
StevePharma
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jbttwin said:
So are they "Americanizing" her to some swearing Coyote Ugly girl? I hope not. British posh Lara doesn't need to work in a pub. I guess an appearance of the Mansion will be an uncertainty as well
SolidSnakex
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Stallion Free said:
Yeah, I remember them making a big deal out of the mo-capping that they were doing for her in Underworld.
They also mentioned that they're doing a layering animation system (like in Uncharted). The magazine describes her movements as somewhat awkward (not in the sense that they're bad but that she's not as skilled as she once was) but CD points out that as you progress in the game she'll become more skilled and her animations will show that.
I don't think it's exactly that. It's probably them making her character look like she wants to be independent instead of living off her parents (she was in college), and I'm not sure where the cussing thing comes from. It's weird, but we'll see how it's used.
That was to StevePharma btw
That was to StevePharma btw
I liked underworld's better, but they were too disjointed from one another.Stallion Free said:
I'm guessing that, if I was stuck on a remote island full of stuff waiting to kill me, i'd be cursing a lot, too.
Plus they want to make it more visceral and real, right? So that's a given.
Clearly you've never had contact with posh British birds. In my experience, they mostly act like well-spoken Essex lasses. I love hearing swear words coming from a posh bird's mouth. Sounds so good.StevePharma said:
As for the pub bit? Eh, she went through uni, right? Even if she could afford not to, it is a part of the student experience to work at some dodgy student bar.
SolidSnakex
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StevePharma said:
The only things that this Lara seems to have in common with the old one is that she's British and she was born into a rich family. Even both of her parents appear to be alive.