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Billy Idol · 01-Jun-2012, 07:26

I loved the first part!!

Here is the trailer for the sequel:

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3...-lords/730750?

Yeah, baby!

Reiko · 01-Jun-2012, 08:40

Can't wait

Cornsnake · 01-Jun-2012, 11:35

Meh. Show us gameplay.

Arwin · 01-Jun-2012, 13:03

Nice trailer at least.

RobertR1 · 01-Jun-2012, 17:03

My 2nd favorite action game behind Bayonetta. Can't wait!

ban25 · 05-Jun-2012, 02:35

LoS was GOTY 2010 for me. Hope to check it out tomorrow at E3.

Laa-Yosh · 05-Jun-2012, 02:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arwin

Nice trailer at least.

Thanks in the name of the team

swym · 14-Jun-2012, 09:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laa-Yosh

Thanks in the name of the team

In retrospect I think this was my favorite CGI trailer this E3 - perhaps even topping the AC3 trailer. The animation, the sound, the editing - I felt everything was done just right.
This year there were no SW:TOR CGI trailers from Blur however (I was always a sucker for those) so it probably made the competition easier.

inlimbo · 17-Sep-2012, 17:18

I have a quick question about the first game. Is that epilogue cutscene real-time or an offline render using the game engine? I know the game uses a mix of both, so it's likely the latter, but I never did make it to the end to judge for myself. And it's hard to tell in a compressed youtube clip:

I mean, on one hand, that seems impossibly polished to be real-time. On the other, why go with a render when most of your cutscenes this far have been real-time, especially for an after credits sequence where you've got plenty of lead time to load assets. Anyone know for sure?

Nesh · 17-Sep-2012, 19:09

If I remember correctly some microblocks were visible, so that thing was an FMV. I was wondering the same thing but it was running offline from disk

inlimbo · 18-Sep-2012, 00:21

Figured it was too good to be true. Thanks.

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Billy Idol Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Europe Posts: 2,987	Castlevania: Lords of the Shadow 2 I loved the first part!! Here is the trailer for the sequel: http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3...-lords/730750? Yeah, baby! __________________ I bid farewell with a rebel yell...

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RobertR1 Naughty Boy! Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 5,059	My 2nd favorite action game behind Bayonetta. Can't wait! __________________ Hall of fame thread: http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?t=50668

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01-Jun-2012, 08:40	#2
Reiko Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 255	Can't wait

01-Jun-2012, 11:35	#3
Cornsnake Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 2,078	Meh. Show us gameplay.

01-Jun-2012, 13:03	#4
Arwin Now Officially a Top 10 Poster Join Date: May 2006 Location: Maastricht, The Netherlands Posts: 13,244	Nice trailer at least.

05-Jun-2012, 02:35	#6
ban25 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 1,380	LoS was GOTY 2010 for me. Hope to check it out tomorrow at E3.

17-Sep-2012, 17:18	#9
inlimbo Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 96	I have a quick question about the first game. Is that epilogue cutscene real-time or an offline render using the game engine? I know the game uses a mix of both, so it's likely the latter, but I never did make it to the end to judge for myself. And it's hard to tell in a compressed youtube clip: I mean, on one hand, that seems impossibly polished to be real-time. On the other, why go with a render when most of your cutscenes this far have been real-time, especially for an after credits sequence where you've got plenty of lead time to load assets. Anyone know for sure?

17-Sep-2012, 19:09	#10
Nesh Regular Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,852	If I remember correctly some microblocks were visible, so that thing was an FMV. I was wondering the same thing but it was running offline from disk

18-Sep-2012, 00:21	#11
inlimbo Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 96	Figured it was too good to be true. Thanks.

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