Disaster report 4 cancelado

strider_hiryu escribió:Similar al caso del Propeller Arena, un juego de aviones para dreamcast que fue cancelado por el ataque terrorista a las torres gemelas

Curioso que en la industria de los videojuegos se hagan estas cosas, y luego la industria cinematográfica hace una pelicula y lucra con las desastres

strider_hiryu escribió:Similar al caso del Propeller Arena, un juego de aviones para dreamcast que fue cancelado por el ataque terrorista a las torres gemelas

Curioso que en la industria de los videojuegos se hagan estas cosas, y luego la industria cinematográfica hace una pelicula y lucra con las desastres

Alex-Redfield escribió:Más bien todo MGS2 cambió a raiz del atentado, originalmente iba a ser protagonizado por Snake en Iraq.

According to Hideo Kojima in the documentary Metal Gear Saga Vol. 1, the original plot of the game revolved around nuclear weapon inspections in Iraq and Iran and had Solid Snake trying to stop the Metal Gear while it was located on an aircraft carrier, in a certain time limit, while trying to stop Liquid Snake and his group. However, about six months into the project the political situation in the Middle East became a concern and they decided that they couldn't make a game with such a plot. The tanker in the released game is based on this original plot.

Significant changes to the game's ending were made late in development following the September 11 attacks in New York, where the finale occurs. A sequence depicting Arsenal Gear's displacement of the Statue of Liberty and crashing through half of Manhattan was removed, as was a short coda to appear after the credits, a breaking newscast showing the Statue of Liberty's new resting place, Ellis Island. At the point where Solidus dies, Raiden was supposed to have cut the rope on Federal Hall's flagpole, causing an American flag to fall over Solidus' body, and American flags which were supposed to be on all the flagpoles in New York were removed from the title.[84]

MGS2 was also intended to reference the novel City of Glass, notably in the naming of its characters.[85] Raiden's support team originally featured a different field commander named Colonel Daniel Quinn; Maxine "Max" Work, an Asian woman who saves game data and quotes Shakespeare, and William "Doc" Wilson, the creator of GW. All take their names from key characters in the book, and all three would have turned out to be artificial intelligences. None of these characters survived to the final edition, their roles being absorbed by other characters, namely the "Colonel Campbell" simulation, Rose, and Emma Emmerich. Peter Stillman, however, takes his name from another City of Glass character.[86] Kojima has also cited another novel, Kōbō Abe's Kangaroo Notebook, as an influence on the game.

A character named Chinaman, originally planned to be included as a villain, was later on omitted and his abilities incorporated in Vamp. Namely the ability to walk on water and walls. Chinaman would have movements modeled after Jet Li and have a body tattoo of a dragon that would come alive as soon as he dove into water.[87]

ffelagund escribió:En Inteligencia Artificial también eliminaron escenas de las torres gemelas, aunque ahora no recuerdo si las quitaron o si las quisieron quitar pero no les dio tiempo, pero la intención la hubo.