Sweet
dirkd2323 said: Same trailer I watcher a few months back. I just don't know about this one, looks kind of cool, but there is just something about the main weapon being a flashlight that does nothing for me. |
So using an AK47 with a surplus of conventially laid out ammo seems better to you???
In my opinion Using a flashlight is more practicle and has more thrills since you feel vulnurable to your surroundings
Looks amazing, gonna have to somehow beat it the week it comes out though, wish release date was earlier
OMG!. That is like a billion times better graphics than Mass Effect 2. Speechless. Did you see the graphics on the Tornado!!!!!!! Is this an Xbox 720 game? OMFG!!!
selnor said: OMG!. That is like a billion times better graphics than Mass Effect 2. Speechless. Did you see the graphics on the Tornado!!!!!!! Is this an Xbox 720 game? OMFG!!! |
lol
Kotaku did get chance to play first episode of Alan Wake. Here you can read thei impressions about it: http://kotaku.com/5467161/alan-wake-slated-for-may-18-looks-good
In the article was short description about "day scene":
At a hotel in New York earlier this week, three of Remedy's top men showed me about 20 minutes of Alan Wake. We first looked at part of the game's first chapter or, as the studio has been calling it in the model of favorite shows of theirs like Lost, "episode." Alan and Alice were driving into Bright Falls, heading over to a diner where they would meet the man with the keys to the house they'd be staying at. The diner was filled with ambiance and optional diversions. The waitress recognized Alan and squealed to him about how she was his biggest fan and even had the cardboard cut-out commemorating one of his novels to prove it. Sure enough, at the doorway was a cardboard Alan Wake.
As one of Remedy's developers walked Alan to the back of the diner, our hero encountered two old-timers sitting in a booth, jawing about something or other. One of them asked Alan to play a song on the jukebox. Further to the back, Alan encountered a lady in black, her face covered in a veil. She wasn't the person who was supposed to give Alan the house keys, but she had them. And, she creepily added, she'd come by later to meet his wife. She demanded it.
And according article also action scene are more deep than what videos show:
Under a night sky, the trio worked their way to the top of a dam. Hounded by possessed people and flocks of birds, they did their best to survive. On the road atop the dam, the Remedy guys had Alan commandeer a big spotlight. He could use it as a turret, but any light source Alan uses has limits. His flashlight can run low on batteries, forcing the player to use one of his reserves. The spotlight can burn itself out. So after a little bit of spotlight blasting, Alan left the thing idle and was left to his flashlight and handgun. Lake told me that spotlights and other light sources can be used to corral an enemy. Leave a shaft of light beaming on the right and enemies will avoid that region.
As enemies swarmed Alan, the best defense turned out to be a flare gun. Firing this at several onrushing enemies triggered a stylish slowdown effect. The enemies recoiled and Alan dodged. But the mysterious dark force had plenty of other things in store for Alan. Unfortunately, as it got hectic, the demo ended.
fuckk i want this game so baddd.
I just have 2 questios:
is remedy owned by microsoft?
is the ip owned by miscrosoft?
selnor said: OMG!. That is like a billion times better graphics than Mass Effect 2. Speechless. Did you see the graphics on the Tornado!!!!!!! Is this an Xbox 720 game? OMFG!!! |
well mass effect is not a graphic power house at all but it's an open world RPG(if i m not mistaken)so the downgrade in graphics are expected.
but this game on the other hand is a very good looking game from the trailer(much better than anything on X360 including SC :conviction which is somewhat overhyped in the graphics department).