Kingdom Hearts III

tiponuevo escribió:sin palabras

simplemente, sin palabras.

por lo menos ya tenemos un coming 2018 que es algo que yo por lo menos ni soñaba con este trailer.

Sukiet escribió:Se me olvido comentarlo, me ha encantado que el grupo pueda llegar a ser de 5 miembros.

BBLJoestar escribió:No va a haber fecha de salida, va a ser un trailer normal como el de la Orquesta.

https://www.khinsider.com/news/Famitsu- ... -Soon-9580

HongKi escribió:Los anteriores KH vienen doblados? Me suena..

Yo tampoco entiendo tanto con Frozen, pelicula que no es gran cosa

VicenHuelva escribió:@javier2804 Vaiana es demasiado reciente, después de tanto tiempo con el juego en el horno no creo que se pongan a cambiar cosas, además para mundo hawaiano ya está Lilo y Stich.
Yo espero mas cosas de pixar, una copa pistón no estaría mal

ros escribió:Cars, Frozen, Planes, Vaiana...............sólo espero que el juego esté más acorde a los juegos y películas de hace más de 10 años que a todos estos bodrios de los que habláis.
Si os flipáis con esa lista, si véis Kubo os da un ictus.

ros escribió:@hector de troya Vaiana, Frozen y cia. son películas hechas por una I.A. con el Disney Maker.

ros escribió:Cars, Frozen, Planes, Vaiana...............sólo espero que el juego esté más acorde a los juegos y películas de hace más de 10 años que a todos estos bodrios de los que habláis.
Si os flipáis con esa lista, si véis Kubo os da un ictus.

TeFaltaTefal escribió:Lo visto hasta ahora se come a FF XV...

Viendo como rinde el UE4, hubiera valido la pena ver FF XV con este motor

Kappie escribió:

TeFaltaTefal escribió:Lo visto hasta ahora se come a FF XV...

Viendo como rinde el UE4, hubiera valido la pena ver FF XV con este motor

No...

E3 2013 con Luminous Engine


Orchestra Trailer con Unreal Engine 4

TeFaltaTefal escribió:

Kappie escribió:

TeFaltaTefal escribió:Lo visto hasta ahora se come a FF XV...

Viendo como rinde el UE4, hubiera valido la pena ver FF XV con este motor

No...

E3 2013 con Luminous Engine


Orchestra Trailer con Unreal Engine 4

Tengo claro que el Luminous es uno de los motores mas potentes que hay actualmente, y lo han demostrado muchas veces... Yo hablaba de rendimiento en mi anterior comentario, no a calidad gráfica. Porque en cuanto a calidad y potencia, Luminous da para un par de generaciones mas de consolas.

Sukiet escribió:Vaya con los abuelos, al parecer si no tiene 10 años la película ya deja de ser buena. Yo me crié con Toy Story también pero vamos, decir que Frozen y Vaiana estan hechas sin esfuerzo es flipante.

Shephon escribió:Tengo entendido por la entrevista que dio cuando anunciaron el cambio de motor, que descartaron el luminous engine porque les daba problemas en el desarrollo y que en cambio con el unreal 4 conseguían lo que querían y encima era fácil de usar, creo que es lo que mencionó en la entrevista, de todas formas para este juego me gusta mas el uso del unreal engine 4 creo que le queda mucho mejor, pero bueno como se suele decir, para gustos colores

Nomura on Keyblade Transformations

“First and foremost, each keyblade will have its own form that it can transform into, and it’s different per keyblade,” Nomura said. “There are at least two different forms it can take. For example, in Toy Story, you saw the giant hammer and then the drill. Another one was at the beginning of the trailer where you saw Sora shoot arrows and it [then] turned into a bazooka, so there are two different forms. It also has multiple layers in terms of transforming; you start out with your first phase of transformation, and if you successfully connect your combos, the [next] transformation will happen.”

Nomura couldn’t share further information about how transformations are activated, adding that, “We’re still trying to finalize the specifications, but that being said, it is subject to change, so it might evolve into something even more impressive.”

Nomura on Summons

Nomura couldn’t share much information about how summons will work, but said that, “If I could provide a glimpse, I’ve made it more pretty. Not just the literal modeling, but it’s more about how we’re expressing it that has become more pretty.”

Nomura on Interactive Environments

“It’s a new mechanic that we’re implementing in Kingdom Hearts III,” Nomura said in regards to interacting with the environment, such as Sora running up cliffs and jumping on floating rubble in the Hercules world. “The Japanese name is Athletic Flow. I don’t know what the English final name is just yet. It’s based on the Flow Motion mechanic, and it’s basically revamped and introduced as a new mechanic in Kingdom Hearts III. You’ll be utilizing the environment to propel yourself to an area that you’re not normally able to go to, or again, running up the cliff during battle. Those can be expected in each of the different worlds you’ll be traversing through.”

Nomura on How Long Development is Taking

“A lot of people have been mentioning and making it sound like ‘Oh, Nomura’s taking too much time,’ and it hurts,“ Nomura said. He continued that the decision to switch development to Unreal Engine 4 was made by those higher up than himself after about a year of development, which caused extensive delays. Certain timing and resource-related challenges within Square Enix also played a role.

“There was a decision made to change to an external [engine]…Unreal Engine 4,” he said. “So we switched over to that. Unfortunately there was a bit of time that needed to be rewinded and started over. So there was a bit of a setback there, but it was a decision that the company had to make, so it was inevitable.”

He continued, “We had a plan of the period that it’s going to take for us to create the content at the start of the project, and we laid out, after such and such years, we would need to add more personnel resources. We had submitted it to our headquarters and had it approved, but internal personnel is very limited, and there are various different projects that happen within our company, so unfortunately timing did not work out. So we had to make due with the timing that was appropriate for the company…the company makes the decisions, so unfortunately sometimes it is out of my control.”

Nomura emphasized that the long development period was not a result of development problems or decisions made by him or his team. “I wanted to emphasize that it wasn’t a problem on our development teams,” he said. “It just happened that way, and there were some decisions that the company had to make, and it just didn’t work out for certain timings that we were hoping to hit.

“It’s kind of out of my hands. I mean, yes, time has passed. But it’s out of my hands.”

Nomura on Revealing Worlds Before Release

“I don’t think we’ll be keeping any worlds secret until the game is released,” Nomura said. “I think we will be introducing them leading up to launch. Nowadays games can add content on after the fact through DLC content, so there’s no need to hide any worlds.”

Nomura on Downloadable Content

“Nothing is set in stone, and I’m afraid we can’t go into details, but I have told the team: Just be prepared to be able to accommodate for something like that,” Nomura said. “We can’t suddenly develop a system where we’re accommodating for downloadable content. So it’s not confirming or denying either way, but just so that the development team will be prepared, I have informed them of making the preparations.”

Nomura on Creating the First Full HD Kingdom Hearts

“I feel like I’ve packed in much more fun than I had in my previous Kingdom Hearts titles,” Nomura said. “Kingdom Hearts III is going to be our first full HD game in our current console generation. It does involve a lot of bandwidth and resources in order to create in full HD, so our directive was to have as many elements [as possible] of gameplay included in one single world, rather than having multiple different little worlds with few elements. We wanted to pack in as many gameplay elements and fun into a single world.”

Nomura concluded, “If we are able to accomplish everything that we did plan out for, I’m pretty confident that people will enjoy and be fully satisfied with the end product.”

Kappie escribió:

Vli escribió: Yo sigo apostando a que presentarán Toy Story.

Te cito

Vli escribió:

eRiKaXPiReNCe escribió:Entonces podemos confirmar que habemus mundo Toy Story?

Confirmar no, pero parece que hay muchas posibilidades.

eRiKaXPiReNCe escribió:Oooooooh adoro Toy Story. Me encanta que finalmente este.

@Vli

Pues tanto rezar sirve para algo.

Agus-B4n escribió:Ya estan aqui los agoreros!

eRiKaXPiReNCe escribió:Yo me cojo Dlc muy contados, pero si el juego me parece una pasada (Como Tw3, Dishonored 2, FF XV...) los cojo de cabeza y agradezco tener más contenido para echar horas y horas.

Ya es cosa de cada cual.