[Hilo Oficial] InFamous 2

goldenaxeband escribió:imagen

Qué buenas imágenes. Yo diría que esta mansión salía en Resistance 2.

Wghos7 escribió:Gameplay del PAX: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha4mUawS_os

jai_wan escribió:Yo con los graficos de este juego es con los que mas estoy flipando ultimamente, me esperaba mejoria respecto al 1, pero no tanta desde luego!!!

Niigata escribió:

jai_wan escribió:Yo con los graficos de este juego es con los que mas estoy flipando ultimamente, me esperaba mejoria respecto al 1, pero no tanta desde luego!!!

Creo que estan recibiendo ayuda del estudio de Uncharted.

Lavod escribió:Aunque el 1 me ha parecido un juego medio pelo, este parece que se verá muy potenciado.

Lo que sí me resulta bastante indignante es que a finales del 2010 haya un juego sin ragdoll phisix, cuando ya el 1° Hitman lo tenía.

Lavod escribió:Perdón. Peor aún.

Te mostraré lo que es ragdolls:

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

Es esto. Que la física tenga un efecto realista en los seres humanos y que no sean animaciones pre programadas.

Hoy en día se a avanzado aún más, creando simulaciones nen tiempo real de los efectos sobre el cuerpo humano. Ejemplo:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi5adyccoKI

Lavod escribió:Sí, desde el 28 de Octubre de 1998 que hay ragdolls. El primero fue uno de Jurassic Park, y generalmente se usaban para cuando matabas a alguien.

Luego ya los juegos lo implementaron para cuando caías o te pegaban un tiro potente, aunque no morías. El juego que más me impresionó en ese aspecto fue Psi-ops: The mindgate Conspiracy (o el juego más infravalorado de la historia).

Más tarde se usaron "combinadas" con animaciones pre-diseñadas. Ejemplos de esto son CoD: 4 y 6, Uncharted 1 y 2, MGS 4, Gears of War, Halo 3, y un largo etc.

Pero la nueva revolución es el motor Euphoria, el que simula los efectos en el cuerpo y hace que los personajes actúen en consecuencia.

Este motor lo tienen que yo recuerde:
The force Unleashed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18j9IdkXZi8
BackBreaker: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDSYxaHYv1My
GTA IV: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OP8X0gV8ymI

Por eso me indigna que a esta altura tenga que estar viendo una y otra vez las mismas muertes.

Lavod escribió:Perdón. Peor aún.

Te mostraré lo que es ragdolls:

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

Es esto. Que la física tenga un efecto realista en los seres humanos y que no sean animaciones pre programadas.

Hoy en día se a avanzado aún más, creando simulaciones nen tiempo real de los efectos sobre el cuerpo humano. Ejemplo:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi5adyccoKI

Roberthedarkman escribió:Que gran cambio grafico a metido esta 2º parte... ESPECTACULAR

inFamous 2 designer Darren Bridges has reiterated that Sucker Punch is currently focused on the single-player portion of the game, and any other additions such as multiplayer, Move or 3D support are “being considered”.

Speaking at Eurogamer Expo 2010 today, Bridges’ comment reflects what Hip Hop Gamer was told at PAX last month.

“Sony has a lot of great technologies: 3D, Move, multiplayer. We’re looking into all of them,” said Bridges. “The single-player campaign is our main focus and then we’re going to look at those other features and see if they fit in.”

goldenaxeband escribió:Y nuevas screens:

goldenaxeband escribió:Llegará a lo largo de 2011. No se exactamente cuando.

neoryu escribió:

goldenaxeband escribió:Llegará a lo largo de 2011. No se exactamente cuando.

While there's no doubt you should pick up the latest issue of PlayStation: The Official Magazine for the full scoop, we've managed to pull out six tidbits from the article that may interest Infamous fans ravenously hungry for new information.

* Infamous 2, just like the original Infamous, is on target to be rated T for Teen, meaning that while the game might have different themes – even more serious or adult at times – it should still be accessible for a younger audience.

* A map within the article shows part of New Marais. Six specific locations around the map are identified, although it's unclear whether you'll be able to explore the interior of these locations or whether they will simply be worked on or around during your adventure (just like in the original Infamous). They are Plantations, St. Ignatius Cathedral, Fort Philip, St. Charles Cemetery, Ville Cochon, and Ascension Parish.

* The cattle prod-like weapon we've seen and heard so much about seems to have a name. At least for the time being, it will be known as "The Amp."

* The E3 demo of Infamous 2 saw the controlling hooligans of New Marais, The Militia, doing battle with a group of monstrous-looking creatures. These guys look a great deal like the Necromorphs from Dead Space, but they didn't have a name. Now, apparently, they do. According to the PlayStation: The Official Magazine article, this rival group is known simply as The Corrupted.

* Perhaps the single most interesting tidbit from the article pertains to the game's choices. Infamous was rife with good-versus-evil choices, and Infamous 2 will have the same system. We already know that your save from the original Infamous will somehow affect how Infamous 2 plays out, Mass Effect-style. But what we didn't know until now is that there is at least a single choice in the game that, once taken, will lead the player down drastically different roads towards the end of the game. It's unknown how deep into the game this particular choice is made, and it's unclear whether or not there are more radical choices like this, but one thing appears to be sure – playing through Infamous 2 more than once will be a necessity, just as it was in the original Infamous.

* And finally, collectibles! Nate Fox wasn't ready to talk at E3 about just what collectibles, if any, Infamous 2 would have in store. The PlayStation: The Official Magazine article seems to answer that question for us, however. A profile piece in the magazine introduces a yet-unknown character named Dr. Sebastian Wolfe. The doctor resides in New Marais and was apparently part of the scientific crew that created the Ray Sphere, which is the mysterious device that gave Cole his powers at the beginning of the original Infamous. Wolfe was responsible for deploying items called Blast Cores all around New Marais, which will apparently give Cole new powers as he finds them. There appear to be not many of these, so this could be construed as being Infamous 2's version of Dead Drops. But worry not; the article also confirms that Blast Shards are making a return. There were 350 of them in the original Infamous, and finding them gave Cole more and more power. We still don't know how many will be in New Marais, however.