DiRT studio tour is the newest video showing what is going on behind closed doors in the development of DiRT 2. Okay, maybe it is not as exciting as it sounds, unless that is your sort of thing, but we did get so see what changes are going to be made from the original title.
In comparison to Codemasters original, DiRT, water will have a more significant effect to how the car controls and will slow down the vehicle from the drag it creates. Along with these new physics, body kits are interchangeable depending on the type of race and the handling has been changed to add more to the sense of realism. Some other details indicate that the game will have social networking functions to become part of an extreme sports community, could be interesting.
Looks like I will be playing the four letter "F" word racing game that comes out this month until DiRT 2 gets closer. Fuel not fu...oh nevermind check out the "Studio Tour" video.
DiRT 2, one of the many four letter word racing games, will be available this September for the XBox 360 and Playstations, PC, Wii, DS, and PSP.
Written 100% by Dominic Salido, Joey Lake & Nick Nardi
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Saturday, May 9, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Even MORE impressive footage of Batman: Arkham Asylum
It's impressive cause it looks bad ass...it's 'more' cause it's...well, MORE. It's the extended cut of the developer walk-through from this years GDC. We've got it directly from them, and in HD quality to boot! (you can check out the old footage, but that was so last week)
Increasing by 300% in actual length, going from about 2 minutes, to over 6 minutes of positively stealthly gameplay, the game's director, Sefton Hill walks us through 3 stealth take downs to complete the level's challenges, showing us (outside of the campaign itself) some of the "Challenge Rooms" and the variety of interaction with the environment and your enemies.
To go off on a geek spurt here, this game looks bad ass. I can't believe it's a Batman game that I'm most excited about for the next 6-months...it's a tribute to how the developer appears to be getting this right, not just trying to cash-in on the recent Batman resurgance. If the game plays half as good as this video looks, (and it looks silly good), then I'll pre-post our review score of 9/10. Rocksteady, it's in your court to push it to the 10!
Enjoy the vid, remember you can see it in HD as well.
Increasing by 300% in actual length, going from about 2 minutes, to over 6 minutes of positively stealthly gameplay, the game's director, Sefton Hill walks us through 3 stealth take downs to complete the level's challenges, showing us (outside of the campaign itself) some of the "Challenge Rooms" and the variety of interaction with the environment and your enemies.
To go off on a geek spurt here, this game looks bad ass. I can't believe it's a Batman game that I'm most excited about for the next 6-months...it's a tribute to how the developer appears to be getting this right, not just trying to cash-in on the recent Batman resurgance. If the game plays half as good as this video looks, (and it looks silly good), then I'll pre-post our review score of 9/10. Rocksteady, it's in your court to push it to the 10!
Enjoy the vid, remember you can see it in HD as well.
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