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Uutinen, logo ja screenshot:
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/387/387708p1.html
Uutinen, logo ja screenshot:
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/387/387708p1.html
Tämä on mainospaikka (näillä pidetään sivusto pystyssä)
MOH: Rising Sun
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el Matador
New Member
Oooh loistava uutinen!
Olen kyllä täysin samaa mieltä. Ja toivottavasti se yhdessä tuubissa juokseminen loppuu ja peli olisi vähän vähemmän lineaarinen.Lainatun viestin kirjoitti alkujaan illu
Sota vanhalla mantereella on ehdottomasti kiinnostavampi aihe kun jenkkien ja japanilaisten välinen kina trooppisessa ympäristössä, mutta jos peli oikein hyväksi osoittautuu, niin voihan sitä kokeilla. Ei vaan näin ennalta oikein toi aihe nappaa...
Gamespotissa kerrotaan mm. että pelaajalle on tarjolla useita etenemismahdollisuuksia ts. lineaarisuutta vähennetään.
Artikkeli
Electronic Arts reveals a slew of new details on the latest Medal of Honor game for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox.
We had the chance to get some more details on Medal of Honor: Rising Sun at a recent press event held by Electronic Arts. In the game, players will assume the role of marine corporal Joseph Griffin, who wakes up in a bunk on the USS California, located within Pearl Harbor, only to find that it's being heavily bombed by the Japanese Zeros. While it has yet to complete work on the level, the development team promises that when you reach the upper deck of the California it will be a spectacular sight with planes flying over and crashing into various objects and large billows of smoke spread across the harbor. Eventually, Joseph gets knocked off the ship by a blast, but he is shortly rescued and taken aboard a PTO boat, where he continues to fight off the Japanese assault.
In addition to visiting Pearl Harbor, the development team visited a number of other locations to ensure that the game accurately portrays Pacific theater battles. The team visited Guadalcanal, Singapore, Thailand, and Burma, and members of the development team stated that the jungles in these areas actually look quite different from one another. Of course, the changes from Frontline to Rising Sun aren't restricted to the environments. The Japanese soldiers in the game have been designed to look like their real-life counterparts, down to specific types of movements. Also, most Japanese weaponry will feature mounts for oversize bayonets, something that was commonly used in the Japanese army.
The development team has also taken a somewhat unique approach to designing the levels. First, the levels are built out in a sandbox where the designer can decide where to put enemies as well as structures such as bunkers or even vehicles. When that's finished, the development team can then do an animatic, a series of animated storyboards that give an idea of how the action in the level will pan out. These also give the designers an idea of where to put different paths or additional scripted sequences, as well as an opportunity to iron out any enemy placement issues and other potential problems.
In addition to technical changes (a new graphics engine has been designed for the game that enables the team to construct more realistic jungle environments), Rising Sun features some general gameplay additions. Players will be able to choose between different paths in the game, which can affect events that transpire in the level. Moreover, the AI has been improved so that nonplayer characters are much more adept at working in groups. In some cases, a computer-controlled character will even break off from the group, attack an enemy, and then form back up. Naturally, there are some special nonplayer characters that players will encounter later in the game, including a British special operative and a Japanese-American soldier who serves as a translator for Joseph.
The game won't showcase every battle in the Pacific theater, but it will take players from Pearl Harbor all the way to the first Army Ranger incursion into the Philippines to rescue prisoners of war in 1945. The game will also feature cooperative multiplayer, where two players can participate in the entire single-player campaign together.
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun is scheduled for release this Christmas. Electronic Arts also revealed that a sequel in the Rising Sun series will be released next year and will follow the adventures of Joseph's brother, Donald, and it will have some ties to the original Rising Sun, but both games will largely be different. We'll have more on Medal of Honor: Rising Sun over the next few months.
Artikkeli
Electronic Arts reveals a slew of new details on the latest Medal of Honor game for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox.
We had the chance to get some more details on Medal of Honor: Rising Sun at a recent press event held by Electronic Arts. In the game, players will assume the role of marine corporal Joseph Griffin, who wakes up in a bunk on the USS California, located within Pearl Harbor, only to find that it's being heavily bombed by the Japanese Zeros. While it has yet to complete work on the level, the development team promises that when you reach the upper deck of the California it will be a spectacular sight with planes flying over and crashing into various objects and large billows of smoke spread across the harbor. Eventually, Joseph gets knocked off the ship by a blast, but he is shortly rescued and taken aboard a PTO boat, where he continues to fight off the Japanese assault.
In addition to visiting Pearl Harbor, the development team visited a number of other locations to ensure that the game accurately portrays Pacific theater battles. The team visited Guadalcanal, Singapore, Thailand, and Burma, and members of the development team stated that the jungles in these areas actually look quite different from one another. Of course, the changes from Frontline to Rising Sun aren't restricted to the environments. The Japanese soldiers in the game have been designed to look like their real-life counterparts, down to specific types of movements. Also, most Japanese weaponry will feature mounts for oversize bayonets, something that was commonly used in the Japanese army.
The development team has also taken a somewhat unique approach to designing the levels. First, the levels are built out in a sandbox where the designer can decide where to put enemies as well as structures such as bunkers or even vehicles. When that's finished, the development team can then do an animatic, a series of animated storyboards that give an idea of how the action in the level will pan out. These also give the designers an idea of where to put different paths or additional scripted sequences, as well as an opportunity to iron out any enemy placement issues and other potential problems.
In addition to technical changes (a new graphics engine has been designed for the game that enables the team to construct more realistic jungle environments), Rising Sun features some general gameplay additions. Players will be able to choose between different paths in the game, which can affect events that transpire in the level. Moreover, the AI has been improved so that nonplayer characters are much more adept at working in groups. In some cases, a computer-controlled character will even break off from the group, attack an enemy, and then form back up. Naturally, there are some special nonplayer characters that players will encounter later in the game, including a British special operative and a Japanese-American soldier who serves as a translator for Joseph.
The game won't showcase every battle in the Pacific theater, but it will take players from Pearl Harbor all the way to the first Army Ranger incursion into the Philippines to rescue prisoners of war in 1945. The game will also feature cooperative multiplayer, where two players can participate in the entire single-player campaign together.
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun is scheduled for release this Christmas. Electronic Arts also revealed that a sequel in the Rising Sun series will be released next year and will follow the adventures of Joseph's brother, Donald, and it will have some ties to the original Rising Sun, but both games will largely be different. We'll have more on Medal of Honor: Rising Sun over the next few months.
Lt. Patterson
New Member
Rising sun on ihan pakko hankinta. Sen verran kovaa on koko sarja kolahtanut meikäläiseen.
Frontlinen ainoa heikkous oli moninpelin puute, onneksi kehittäjät ottivat opikseen ja lisäsivät tähän uuteen peliin moninpelin takaisin. Täytyisi vaan saada tuo Wolffenstein pelattua läpi, että voisi viedä sen vaihtoon, kun Rising sun ilmestyy.
Hmm.. taisi mennä tuo nimi hiukan väärin
Frontlinen ainoa heikkous oli moninpelin puute, onneksi kehittäjät ottivat opikseen ja lisäsivät tähän uuteen peliin moninpelin takaisin. Täytyisi vaan saada tuo Wolffenstein pelattua läpi, että voisi viedä sen vaihtoon, kun Rising sun ilmestyy. Hmm.. taisi mennä tuo nimi hiukan väärin
Sormusaave
New Member
Lainatun viestin kirjoitti alkujaan Lt. Patterson
Rising sun on ihan pakko hankinta. Sen verran kovaa on koko sarja kolahtanut meikäläiseen.
Hmm.. taisi mennä tuo nimi hiukan väärin
Itse en suuremmin uusinta MOH:aa odota ainakaan nettipelinsä takia, koska se tod. näk. tulee hieman kärsimään alhaisesta pelaajarajasta/peli (max. 1-8 pelaajaa). Jos MOH:aan jopa jostain syystä ostan, on sen syy tod. näk. hyvä yksinpeli, joka on imho se oikea Medal of Honor - omasta mielestäni sarja on aina Allied Assaultia myöten toiminut huomattavasti paremmin yksinpelinä kuin moninpelinä. No nähtäväksi jää.
Moninpeli ainoa Frontlinen puute? Hmm, en yritä heittäytyä ylikriittiseksi kusipääksi saati hyssytteleväksi tädiksi, mutta tässä nopeasti mieleen tulevat Frontlinen heikkoudet:
- Ärsyttävän putkimaiset ja lineaariset kentät
- Joskus hieman oudohko tekoäly (usein natsit suorastaan kerjäävät tulilinjalle)
- Ajoittaiset ruudunpäivitysongelmat
- Peliympäristöt usein liian samanlaisia tai muuten vain tylsiä ulkonäöltään (esim. tehdasalueet, yms.)
- Sniperilla ampuminen ja tappaminen on liian helppoa - ennakon pakko myös muihin kuin Battlefieldiin!
- Parin kentän yritykset "ryhmätaistosta" eivät onnistu, koko peli mennään läpi selkeästi yksin tappamalla
- Ei suoranaista palkintoa läpäisystä (tosin ei ihan välttämätöntä aina)
- Bugit, tilttaukset yms. ajoittaiset tekniset ongelmat
- Ja pari muuta
Mutta älköö luulkokkaan, että olisin MOH-sarjan vihaaja numero 1. Ehei, PSonen MOH:t ovat erinomaisia jopa minun mielestäni, joskaan eivät ole tekniseltä toteutukseltaan mitään ennen näkemättömiä - viihdyttäviä sitäkin enemmän. Frontlinen ei vain yksinkertaisesti yltänyt edeltäjiensä tasolle. Siksi hieman negatiivinen odotus päällänsä tällä htekellä.
Ainakin uskoisin PC-version (juujuu, eri peli, eri peli) olevan moninpeliltään parempi.
[edit] Joops, siis pelisi nimi on varmaankin Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Jos ko. pelisi on PS2-versio, säälin sinua. Se suorastaan pilaa Wolfenstein-sarjan maineen - ainakin moninpelinä.
Call of Duty saattaa vetää maton ainakin MOH:n PC-jatko-osien alta. CoD:n takana on AA:n EA:lta potkut saanut tekijätiimi. Demon perusteella luvassa on huippuviihdettä.
Sormusaave
New Member
Höh, ehdit ensin. Ko. peliä odotan imho enemmän.
frozen9999
Well-Known Member
pelkka cod demo oli jo parempi kun kaikki mohat yhteensa
Gangster75
New Member
En käsitä mitä hauskaa on pelata tietokoneella... Itse suorastaan vihaan sitä! Pienenä pelasin kaikkea NHL 98:ia tietsikalla innoissani mutta kun sain pleikka 1:n, niin eipä oo koneeseen pelejä tarvinnu enää ostaa. Ehkä ohjaus on helpompaa mutta ps2:een voi aina ostaa hiiren ja näppiksen. Ja asiaan, Rising sunia odotan vähän sillä Frontline oli ihan hyvää viihdettä: grafiikka oli hyvää, tunnelma oli täydellinen ulkokentissä (niissä tehtaissa tunnelmaa taas ei ollut yhtään), musiikki oli loistavaa (en kyllä sitä muuten kuuntelis). Jos taas putkimaiset kentät ja lievä vaikeus lopputehtävissä on korjattu, tuo on pakkohankinta, viimeistään käytettynä.
frozen9999
Well-Known Member
jos oot kerta tyytyvainen niin turha sita on puolustella tekosyilla muille
Gangster75
New Member
What?! Mitä?! Mitä puolustelen? Kerro minulle kun en itekkää tiedä.