[ Hilo Oficial ] Dirt 3

javibarreiro escribió:A ver si vuelven a apostar por la simulación, cuanto añoro a mi querido colin mcrae 2.....

defoe escribió:Actualizado.

evasus escribió:Espero que no lo hagan simulador, que el dirt2 es rollo arcade y es mucho mejor, pa simulador ya tendremos el gt5, cuando quiera que lo saquen.
El único platino que voy a tener(me faltan 3 tontadas pa tenerlo) es el de dirt 2, Graaandeee.

leewix escribió:Pero que guapísimo ese video Soldi3R, me encanta como domina Ken Block los derrapes.

Y por mi parte caerán fijos tanto el WRC como el DIRT 3.

Judged by our review scores, Codemasters' Dirt series is on a nice upward trajectory--an 8.3 score for the first game rose to a 9.0 Editors' Choice for last year's Dirt 2. The series may have lost some hardcore rally fans thanks to the second game's obsession with the X-Games and Monster energy drinks, but in Dirt 3, Codemasters is looking to satisfy both parties. With the acquisition of the official World Rally Chapionship licence, rally is being brought back to the forefront, while fans of Ken Block and Travis Pastrana should be happy to find gymkhana introduced as a new discipline. We went to Codemasters' studio in the UK to find out all about the game, as well as play it for ourselves.

The team is "nine months out" now according to Clive Moody, Codemasters Racing Studio's executive producer, putting the game on course for an approximate May 2011 release date. "It's the biggest game the Racing Studio has ever embarked on", adds Matt Horsman, the studio's design manager. Horsman is referring to the fact that the game will incorporate both the original Dirt's rallying action, and Dirt 2's more extreme sports bent. The result is that Codemasters is hoping to attract any and all fans of rally sport, which is reflected in the game's tagline of "Race like a pro…come play in the dirt".

Gymkhana is a brand new discipline that will appeal to fans of the more extreme side of the sport, with Codemasters aiming to bring the excitement of Ken Block's stunt videos to the new game. It's worth heading to YouTube and checking out some gymkhana videos if you haven't already--it's popular around the world, but it was really taken to the next level by Ken Block's multi-million viewed shorts. Real-world locations including the LA Coliseum have made it into the game, and you'll have to career around them in as daring a manner as possible to score points. The more extreme and varied you are in your spins, jumps and smashes, the more points you'll get as a result.

Also new to Dirt 3 is splitscreen multiplayer, which Horsman and Moody acknowledge is to compete with the many other recent racing games that have boasted this feature. Eight-player multiplayer will also be returning, but the online features have been expanded more into the social space. 30 second instant replays can be uploaded to YouTube, allowing you to showcase your virtual gymkhana runs to the world. There will also be Facebook and iPhone/iPod apps, allowing you to create clans and tournaments even while you're away from the game.

On the track front, the big new feature is diverse weather conditions that include snow, with new locations to show off the white stuff including Norway and Aspen. There will also be other conditions including rain, and improvements to the Ego engine mean that nighttime races are now possible. The development team has devoured racing data from Dirt 2 and found that head-to-head and landrush were the most popular disciplines from that game, and will be expanded in Dirt 3 as a result. There's an abundance of new routes--100 over Dirt 2's 41, with rally tracks that are not on the official WRC roster, including Kenya. Battersea Power Station will also make a return, but it will be completely remodeled courtesy of trainer manufacturer DC Shoes--it will now be a compound with corkscrews and jumps that can be used by drivers to film epic stunt videos.
There are plenty of new cars to get excited about too, with a mix of modern, classic, off-road and "street cool" vehicles on offer. Ken Block's new 2011 Ford Fiesta will be a big draw for many, but other cars that were shown on our visit included the Lancia Stratos, Mini Cooper S, Suzuki Sx4 Hill Climb Special, and Audi Quattro. There was also some talk of getting the Mini Countryman into the game, although the team is currently in discussion with the manufacturer to make it happen. Another interesting point from Codemasters' research is that despite its painstaking efforts to model each car interior accurately, only 5% of racers in Dirt 2 used the in-car view. Thankfully though, Dirt 3's vehicle models look stunning though, with new snow and rain buildup and external light spots for the night time events.

One aspect of Dirt games that many fans will be familiar with is the presentation, and once again Racing studio wants to stay on top of the competition in this area. The new front-end is early in development, but it looks stunning, with gymkhana-esque stunt cars hurtling round construction vehicles in slow motion. It's simplistic and stylish--the antithesis to Dirt 2's front-end, which in hindsight Codemasters believes stalled people from getting into a race. While the front-end may lean more towards Dirt 1 as a result, the soundtrack will feature 40-50 songs in a similar vein to Dirt 2, so expect a mix of modern rock and dance.

Dirt 3 is coming along nicely, which is good news as some of its staff were recently seconded by the Formula 1 team to help finish its development. Dirt 3 is coming out on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2011, although nothing has been confirmed for Wii or DS at this stage. Stay tuned to GameSpot for more info as we get it.

Soldi3R escribió:A modo resumen:

- Modo Gymkhana
- Multi a pantalla partida
- Multi de 8jugadores online, pudiendo conectar a facebook desde el juego para quedar.
- Repticiones de 30seg se podran subir a Youtube
- Mejoras en la climatología incluyendo Nieve y Lluvia
- Unas 100 pruebas mas que en Dirt2
- Mezcla de coches modernos, clasicos, offroad y "street cool"
- Desde el Lancia Stratos, Mini, Suzuki Sx4 o Audi Quattro hasta el nuevo Ford Fiesta'11 de Ken Block
- Disponible para PC, 360 y PS3 en 2011
- A falta de confirmar versiones para Wii y DS (suponemos que para 3DS)

goldenaxeband escribió:

Codemasters CEO Rod Cousens has confirmed Operation Flashpoint: Red River and DiRT 3 will both arrive at somepoint between the beginning of April and the end of June next year.

GRID 2 will drop by 2012 in a strategy which will see GRID and DiRT alternate for each year.

“I don’t think it does any good to publish in a congested period when everyone’s putting out their shooters,” he told EG.

“A number of leading companies have their fiscal year ends around that time, and so they’ll be firing heavyweights in terms of their product releases to give as much boost to their fiscal year end as they possibly can.

“That’s not a window I want to go out in. It will be between 1st April and the end of June.”

Cousens added on GRID 2’s timeline: “We’re not difficult to predict. If DiRT comes out next year, GRID will come out the following year, and then DiRT will be out the year after that. So you can map us out.”

“Sitting alongside that will be F1 every year. Flashpoint we’ll do every other year. The idea is to come up with a new IP that sits in opposite years to each other, but we’re in the racing segment and the action segment.”

On that new IP, Cousens all but confirmed it would be out in 2012 to support GRID 2.

Fuente: VG247

IridiumArkangel escribió:He leido bien? 2 jugadores a pantalla partida!? SI coño SI, y pena que no sea a 4. Que es más "chusquero" gráficamente, vale, pero lo que gana en diversión un juego para echar piques con tus colegas al lado debería ser el pan de cada día en esta gen... que tiene potencial suficiente para hacerlo y en cambio es al reves!

The rally sequel will grace PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.

The title will feature “double the track content” of DiRT 2 with an emphasis on more: more cars, more tracks, more locations and more events than the 2009 original.

Rally events in the game will make up for 60 percent of DiRT 3′s career mode. Races will span three continents, and include action in countries like Finland, Norway, Kenya and the US.

There’s two new screens of the game below.

IridiumArkangel escribió:Ese 60% de rally en el modo carrera no está mal, pero creo que debería llegar a un 75% y ser la baza principal del título... A ver que tal les queda esta tercera parte.

Coleman compared D3 and its lack of 3D to a game which performs with the tech well enough, Motorstorm: Apocalypse.

“For us, with it being quite a horizon based racer, 3D isn’t as helpful as it would be in a game like MotorStorm where the environment’s changing around you, stuff’s falling down and you’re doing big drops. That feeling of depth is far greater,” he told EG.

“For us we’re always racing for that point at the centre of the screen. You end up in a 3D environment getting a bit of a tunnelled effect going on, and it can actually be quite nauseating if you’re doing hour or two-hour long playing sessions.”

Codemasters without a doubt is taking the Colin McRae franchise to the next level with all the gossips they have already made for DiRT 3.

DiRT3 will include Gymkhana, the-wild-stunt-driving-course inspired by driver Ken Block. The off-road racer will have a more realistic approach than its predecessors featuring a unique tire modeling with the improved friction and pressure system which ensure cars handle differently as the tires bump onto diverse ground surfaces. Nevertheless, yet, the strangest feature apparently DiRT3 or probably any racing game will embrace is, “Zombie mode”.

The publisher revealed that DiRT 3 will feature a zombie mode where players must avoid their opponents, or else they might get caught by an infected driver.

In the multiplayer zombie mode, a player will be the infected driver. He has to race his way bumping onto other drivers in an attempt to infect them on the track (sounds…fun?). The virus would be embodied by a green-color-alteration of the windshield.

goldenaxeband escribió:Kenya Rally video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlQN8Dc1f3Q

Baute escribió:Sigo pensando que despues del colin mcrae 2... no hay vida... pero bueno esa es mi opinion.

Supongo que me dejaron demasiado buen sabor de boca las entregas para la psx y me quedé ahí... estancado.

Baute escribió:Sigo pensando que despues del colin mcrae 2... no hay vida... pero bueno esa es mi opinion.

Supongo que me dejaron demasiado buen sabor de boca las entregas para la psx y me quedé ahí... estancado.

MonkeyPS2 escribió:Si lo enlazamos en el Wiki, lo podemos hacer entre todos no ?

speak121 escribió:se sabe algo del idioma de la versión uk???