MechanizedDeath
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I am really curious to see what Hot Shots Golf looks like. It's a cartoony series, and fun to boot. I hope they go all out on that one, to be honest. And it's gotta be a no-brainer to make it playable online. PEACE.
JP PS3 titles listing
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Very true, dont forget about the God of war team.centerofadmiration said:
It definately seems like Sony development teams know the techniques to get the most of their own hardware compared to other developers working on the ps2, I really cannot wait to see what their teams accomplish next time around.I havent seen anything yet.centerofadmiration said:
MechanizedDeath said:
HSG4 was online and terrific fun. Had a rather small community but very friendly and pretty hardcore skill wise. I couldnt believe what some of the people I played against could do with that game.
And yeah Im pretty curious how that super-deformed style is going to translate next-gen. As goofy as the characters are its actually pretty polished looking on the PS2, they managed some nice water and bloom effects, very sharp looking greens and rough, nicely modeled trees animating in the wind etc.
Playstation 1:
Hot Shots Golf 1
Hot Shots Golf 2
Playstation 2:
Hot Shots Golf 3
Hot Shots Golf 4
*of course, images are just pick and choose, but just to get the general idea. Pretty big jump between the two consoles.
I'm betting with the same wacky character designs, just more details and alot smoother character models (cg like?), better animations (not saying the ones before were bad, but better; cloth for example), better environments (speed tree?), HDR/motion blur and other good effects. More custom clothing, more courses, everything more and more than previous titles. And of course online, with plenty of modes to go with. This is all pretty much expected so nothing really life changing. The gameplay should still be addictive as hell if they keep it the same.
...ok lemme stfu, way too much thought on this title. lol I wonder if Angel Rings has in store.
Hot Shots Golf 1
Hot Shots Golf 2
Playstation 2:
Hot Shots Golf 3
Hot Shots Golf 4
*of course, images are just pick and choose, but just to get the general idea. Pretty big jump between the two consoles.
I'm betting with the same wacky character designs, just more details and alot smoother character models (cg like?), better animations (not saying the ones before were bad, but better; cloth for example), better environments (speed tree?), HDR/motion blur and other good effects. More custom clothing, more courses, everything more and more than previous titles. And of course online, with plenty of modes to go with. This is all pretty much expected so nothing really life changing. The gameplay should still be addictive as hell if they keep it the same.
...ok lemme stfu, way too much thought on this title. lol I wonder if Angel Rings has in store.
liverkick said:
Yeah, alot of these are from Sony of Japan (SCEJ as you stated). These are probably titles for a JAPAN PS3 launch. Which in a way, lends credence to PS3 launching in Japan first and other territories after.
mckmas8808
Legend
Oh god Sony finally remembered that they have something called the PS3 coming out I see. Damn Feb can't come soon enough.
ihamoitc2005
Veteran
Tecmo
Also Tecmo will mention PS3 games very soon.
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/681/681199p1.html
BlueTsunami said:
Also Tecmo will mention PS3 games very soon.
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/681/681199p1.html
McFly said:
Depending on when they started development, that could mean anything
They could already have a lot of car models ready in high polycount from GT4 development if they'd used high poly models and downscaled them for PS2 GT4, and use the "original" high detail models for PS3 GT.
Just upping the polygon and texture detail and output resolution and putting an online option for PS3 GT would make it just GT4.5 IMO.
I do hope they take their time and really make some bigger improvements the series for PS3, like dynamic city tracks with dynamic day/night and weather cycles, or better still free roaming city driving a'la Midtown Madness (what happened to that series? MS... take a hint please ), in car dashboard views, or at least the car interions explorable in "showrooms" (I don't care if they are polygon modelled or some "Quicktime VR" type prerendered stuff).
Still, even if it were "just" GT4.5 I'd probably buy it if it looked good
Just upping the polygon and texture detail and output resolution and putting an online option for PS3 GT would make it just GT4.5 IMO.
I do hope they take their time and really make some bigger improvements the series for PS3, like dynamic city tracks with dynamic day/night and weather cycles, or better still free roaming city driving a'la Midtown Madness (what happened to that series? MS... take a hint please
), in car dashboard views, or at least the car interions explorable in "showrooms" (I don't care if they are polygon modelled or some "Quicktime VR" type prerendered stuff).Still, even if it were "just" GT4.5 I'd probably buy it if it looked good
Well, for a launch game I would be satisfied with GT4.5, that would be better than ten Evergraces, Eternal Rings, Azuriks or five Need for Speeds
Hell, they could launch with only GT4.5 this spring and they'd probably get off with that
Hell, they could launch with only GT4.5 this spring and they'd probably get off with that
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Heh, i'll buy a PS3 and The Fifth Element Bluray anywayrabidrabbit said:Well, for a launch game I would be satisfied with GT4.5, that would be better than ten Evergraces, Eternal Rings, Azuriks or five Need for Speeds
Hell, they could launch with only GT4.5 this spring and they'd probably get off with that
rabidrabbit said:They could already have a lot of car models ready in high polycount from GT4 development if they'd used high poly models and downscaled them for PS2 GT4, and use the "original" high detail models for PS3 GT.
Just upping the polygon and texture detail and output resolution and putting an online option for PS3 GT would make it just GT4.5 IMO.
I do hope they take their time and really make some bigger improvements the series for PS3, like dynamic city tracks with dynamic day/night and weather cycles, or better still free roaming city driving a'la Midtown Madness (what happened to that series? MS... take a hint please
Still, even if it were "just" GT4.5 I'd probably buy it if it looked good
Yamauchi was quoted as saying the RX7 and Lancer Evo shown in the beginning of the latest version of their "Vision" trailer demoed at TGS were in fact the very first "PS3 spec" models for GT5. Most people seemed to think they were CG targets but we'll have to see. Either way that makes me think they're probably rebuilding all the models from the ground up. Im definitely not expecting a GT4 museum sized roster if they're going to be that high quality, it'll probably be more like GT3 with the main essentials.
I kinda doubt they have anything like free-roaming cities planned (as cool as that sounds). But there was a glimpse of a cockpit driving view in the Vision trailer so that seems to be in the works at least.
Judging from the comments Yamauchi has made so far I think the main evolution in GT5 (besides graphics) will be a mostly brand new physics engine (advanced collisions, further improved driving model, wind & weather simulation etc.). If anyone is going to figure out what Cell can really do its going to be these guys, thats for sure. Other than that I think things like online play, more cars on track, 60fps and of course amazing visuals are expected to come with the territory.
Heck, just knowing Polyphony has a modern day, fully featured, ass whipping GPU at their disposal is enough to make me all warm and fuzzy for GT5.
