[Hilo Oficial] Call of Juarez: The Cartel

UbiSoft ha mostrado hoy el primer trailer de Call of Juarez The Cartel, el nuevo título de Techland para Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 y PC que se lanzará en el verano de 2011.

La historia de Call of Juarez se centrará en las sospechas de Estados Unidos en tener miembros de cartel infiltrados en agencias federales después de que una de sus oficinas explotara por los aires matando a cientos de personas. Para detener a ese cartel, Estados Unidos pone en marcha unas fuerzas especiales lideradas por Kim Evans, una chica de las calles reconvertida en agente del FBI, Eddie Guerra, un agente de la DEA con una adicción crónica al juego, y Ben McCall, un brutal detective de la Policía de Los Ángeles descendiente de Ray McCall, del primer Call of Juarez.

Las características clave del juego serán:

* Una historia rica, oscura y profunda.
* 3 jugadores online en un modo cooperativo entre Kim Evans, Eddie Guerra y Ben McCall
* Los jugadores podrán jugar la campaña como cada uno de los personajes; cada uno con su propia historia y desenlace.
* 15 misiones y mapas
* Más de 30 armas para elegir.
* Gameplay variado con persecuciones, interrogatorios, misiones encubiertas…

SerSeño escribió:Tiene buenisima pinta, aunQ la anterior secuelo para mi gusto, pues no me lleno lo suficiente, espero que este sea algo mejor y me haga dizfrutar un par de horasss buenass xP Donde puedo consegui el call of juarez actual a un buen precio?? un saludo

mapashito_8 escribió:

SerSeño escribió:Tiene buenisima pinta, aunQ la anterior secuelo para mi gusto, pues no me lleno lo suficiente, espero que este sea algo mejor y me haga dizfrutar un par de horasss buenass xP Donde puedo consegui el call of juarez actual a un buen precio?? un saludo

Esta tarde lo he adquirido en el Fnac por 9'95. (el del oeste)

mapashito_8 escribió:

After the multi award winning blockbuster Red Dead Redemption, it was inevitable that there would be other games that would follow in its Stetson toting wake. So it comes as no surprise that the already established Call of Juarez series from UBISOFT and TECHLAND would appear for another attempt.

History in the Making

Call of Juarez introduced us to Reverend Ray McCall, a bible bashing gun slinging SOB of the Wild West who got caught up in a quest to locate the hidden treasure of Juarez. Seeing a good character, the sequel posed as a prequel, with Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood explaining the story behind what happened to Ray and his brothers in their early years. For the new release Call of Juarez: The Cartel, we travel to a more current era, this time following the exploits of Ben McCall, a distant relative of the previous title's main character (so expect lots of bible quotes interspersed with profanities) as he forms a group of badass police folk to take on a drug dealing terrorist organisation.

Moving Forwards

Though not a lot is out on the story and gameplay, there is no denying the game is looking good, with flashes of style similar to TV‘s Sons of Anarchy, just don’t go expecting a gripping storyline as the game takes us from a busy Los Angeles city to shootouts in a dusty looking Mexico over 15 level, single player missions. Cartel also has a novel co-op mode for three players, allowing drop-in play at any point plus the ability to play as each character that will unlock different endings and plenty of different scenarios. Though it is still not clear if the story separates at any point with currently only hints of co-op moments with the likes of one person driving in the desert whilst the other player shoots from the windows.

The New West

The step away from being set in the old Wild West has already disappointed the few fans this game series has (myself included) and with plenty of more changes to the previous games' style and gameplay, this seems to be aiming more at the frantic fire fights seen in Kane and Lynch, with automatic rifles and pump action shotguns instead of Smith and Wesson gun fights on horseback as the sun sets. With the update in armoury, there also appears to be an omission sure to upset fans that is the lack of the quick draw challenges, a mode that whilst was very tough and punishing was also a highlight of the previous games. This new direction the game is going for could ultimately be an interesting new spin on the Wild West genre. Here's hoping it does not turn out to be another Kane and Lynch 2.

cloud_cato escribió:Video del modo historia:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVnP9FmQvEk

Call of Juarez: The Cartel will be released on July 22 for PS3 and Xbox 360. The PC version will be released on August 26.

goldenaxeband escribió:Ya tiene fecha de salida

Call of Juarez: The Cartel will be released on July 22 for PS3 and Xbox 360. The PC version will be released on August 26.

Fuente: VG247

pasnake escribió:cual es mejor , el 1 o el 2? y es verdad que este no se va a desarrollar todo en el Oeste?

SUSO_JM666 escribió:Creo que sale muy barato no???????