I watched the gametrailers review again and I've gotta ask, how? How are they doing half the shit I saw in-game? It just boggles the mind, I thought PS3 and X360 were supposed to be evenly powered, but the stuff U2 is doing is on another level of amazing. It's like sex for the eyes.
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Shining Sunshine said:
I read this online, and it's the only reason I beat that part.
When you get to the ledge to drop down, don't. Run as far backwards in the level as possible. You end up walking over a spot that is directly above that sewer area, and the game triggers the enemy spawn as if you dropped down. Then come back and pick them off from your high ground advantage. Be careful, 2 shotgun guys will spawn right where you're standing up there.
AltogetherAndrews
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Playing the demo, I always feel like I'm controlling action figures/miniatures as opposed to characters. I have no idea why this is, but it feels both cool and critically goofy.
KilgoreTrout
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Is there a problem with NAT type 2 for this game?
I can't think of anything else on my side that can be causing me to crash anytime I host.
I have a 2 mbs download speed according to the PS3 internet test...
I can't think of anything else on my side that can be causing me to crash anytime I host.
I have a 2 mbs download speed according to the PS3 internet test...
The trick to finish Crushing on Uncharted 1:
1. Exploit every nook and cranny available, lure your enemies to come to you.
2. Do a lot of blind fire when enemies coming.
3. If you don't need to be in one specific area, RUN! Run outside to any place which will offer you better hiding place.
1. Exploit every nook and cranny available, lure your enemies to come to you.
2. Do a lot of blind fire when enemies coming.
3. If you don't need to be in one specific area, RUN! Run outside to any place which will offer you better hiding place.
KilgoreTrout
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Ploid 3.0 said:
That's what I did.
Took em on a USB drive, and took a game cover down with me to make sure they were the right size when they were printed out.
If you have a nice printer though, you can print them yourself.
Unknown One
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Cats are ninjasKittonwy said:I finished crushing and I'm a cat, I mean come on, it's not that hard.
iamcool388
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Max said:
You're way late, but i'm gonna file that under not an issue.
Ploid 3.0
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Wow TV spot 2 looks awesome! Dang
In case no one seen it (it's oct 1 so I'm sure it was posted).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZNzm8AJ2Ek&fmt=18
In case no one seen it (it's oct 1 so I'm sure it was posted).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZNzm8AJ2Ek&fmt=18
Shining Sunshine
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That was meh. Amateur work for sure.Ploid 3.0 said:
And it's over 30 seconds.
templeusox
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So fake.Ploid 3.0 said:
mysticwhip
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KilgoreTrout said:
same here but with the PS3 internet test it goes between 2 or 3 mbs.
never had any of these problems in the last beta.
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I can't wait to power through this over the course of a weekend or two. It'll be a nice break from the monotony of exam-study (and I feel less guilty than I do when procrastinate by going out for a drink with some mates, which is always a plus).
LaneDS said:
Don't be, man. I'm taking this little early gift as a kind of responsibility to play help desk for when people get stuck. I'm doing a Crushing run for the review, sure, but there's no reason my early crack at things can't help out everyone else playing the game, right?
Yoboman
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Well I just started the other day, and I got to the first real conflict area which was the demo area. Man I'm getting owned :lolKittonwy said:I finished crushing and I'm a cat, I mean come on, it's not that hard.
It's tpp bad Arkham Asylum came the next day. And with UC2 and Demon's Souls so close, not sure when I'll have a chance to get back to Drake's Fortune
Shining Sunshine
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I did crushing in 6 hours. >3>Yoboman said:
I was actually amazed by my playtime.
SamBishop said:
Hah, way to take one for the team.
In truth, I think it's awesome to see impressions from folks like you and JSnake early in this thread. If not for the awesome beta/demo we less privileged folk get to play, I might actually be jealous, but it's very awesome and helps pass the time until the 13th very well.
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When I played Crushing I had so much fun in the Courtyard the first time. I killed five enemies with my five Sniper shots, took out the Grenadiers from long range with the pistol, and then just threw myself from pillar to pillar blindfiring the Shotgun at everyone who charged me. It was one of the few times on Crushing I actually used cover, most of the time it's better to stand behind a wall and just edge out a bit so you aren't exposing your whole body.
The sewer is definitely the worst bit because the pillars in that room don't act the way they should. They're circular pillars but they act square; you can only stick to cover on the 'sides', so you're always at the wrong angle. You should be able to stick to them and move all the way around them, but you can only turn Nate left or right. Actually taking cover in there is basically asking to be murdered.
The sewer is definitely the worst bit because the pillars in that room don't act the way they should. They're circular pillars but they act square; you can only stick to cover on the 'sides', so you're always at the wrong angle. You should be able to stick to them and move all the way around them, but you can only turn Nate left or right. Actually taking cover in there is basically asking to be murdered.
Lord Error
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As opposed to what characters? I can't honestly think of a game that gave me better feeling of controlling a living character than first game did. Sure, the movements are all slightly exaggerated, and they are hand-animated using squash & stretch principles, but Drake moves so organically, and absolutely nowhere stiff like you'd expect animated action figure would. He moves a bit goofily as that's an intended part of his character, and enemies move and die in all kinds of goofy ways as that's part of old school pulpy look they are going for.AltogetherAndrews said:
I mentioned this somewhere earlier in this thread, but the way enemies react to being shot here is part of why the game needs no more than T rating. In real life, people don't make backflips before they die when being shot. This comical nature of enemy animations, both regular and death animations, makes it feel somewhat like you're playing a movie, if it makes sense. The enemy deaths seem more like acted, as in - they will just stand up and walk away when you move on to the next set piece kind of way.Zzoram said:
Shining Sunshine
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Yeah, real life is goofy for sure.Myr said:
Ydahs said:
People have said the single player campaign uses higher resolution textures (at least for the character models) than multiplayer. I'm sure there are other differences, and you'll get crazy set pieces on top of moving vehicles through non-looped environments.
I think it's going to have plenty of jaw-dropping visual moments.
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from what I've seen, and I've only seen the odd screenshot and the E3 footage, it looks noticeably better.Ydahs said:
Think: the difference between KZ2 single and multi-player. Or so I've heard, I never touched the online side of KZ2.
zoukka said:
Ironically, the more difficult development process of PS3 development has greatly benefited the gamer in this regard, as the tech research and resources spent on figuring out this machine places some of its games way ahead of the competition, even though the hardware is largely similar in terms of power.
I kinda get the feeling that developers don't try so hard with the 360, seeing as everyone says you can get 'good' results quickly. I'm sure we could technically see this game on Microsoft's console had they actually put in the manpower and talent behind it.
polyh3dron
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Gears 2 did some comparable stuff in its SP campaign (and theirs allowed for co-op) and that was with UE3 in the way.MercuryLS said:
Naughty Dog is just that good, that's all.
after watching the movies and reviews for this game it seemed like a great title. so i went to get the multiplayer demo and the whole experience just left a really bad taste.
the installing was outright ridiculous (probably on limited on the demo but still), the gameplay isnt that fun, questionable weapon balance, multiplayer play is like the standard geow but less refined, and controls/camera were too loose.
I really think many people will play though the single player campaign and after tinkering around in multiplayer for a couple weeks will go back to their usual online games.
the installing was outright ridiculous (probably on limited on the demo but still), the gameplay isnt that fun, questionable weapon balance, multiplayer play is like the standard geow but less refined, and controls/camera were too loose.
I really think many people will play though the single player campaign and after tinkering around in multiplayer for a couple weeks will go back to their usual online games.
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Myr said:
Is this going to be the next thing that 360 people are going to say now..before it was.. ps3 to hard to make games look good.... But now since games are looking better.. it's become, 360 programers are to lazy, and games would look just as good on 360.. :lol
madden1963 said:
its somewhat true. ms doesnt really have many first party developers to devote all their efforts specifically for a console a game. bungie maybe but even they have moved away from ms. epic is using a pc-engine to push the 360 graphically. unlike ms sony has naughty dog which is a huge R&D asset to sony (as well as guerrilla games, team ico, PD).
also lazy is a poor word to describe game developers.
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