Did you catch that other screenshot?
Bah! Look at the overdone HDR on his forehead and overbleaching the background! That's not how real lighting would be.
(BTW: Is that his "I'm too sexy" pose? )
Did you catch that other screenshot?
Did you catch that other screenshot?
Bah! Look at the overdone HDR on his forehead and overbleaching the background! That's not how real lighting would be.
(BTW: Is that his "I'm too sexy" pose? )
(BTW: Is that his "I'm too sexy" pose? )
Excellent! So does she want my resum... e...?
Oh. THAT kind of security! Well poop.
Bah! Who needs her now that I have Tameem's glowing features to keep me warm at night?Here's more of Ms. Kippax to soften the blow
http://threespeech.com/blog/?p=459
Bah! Who needs her now that I have Tameem's glowing features to keep me warm at night?
(Don't tell her that her accent could win me over in a heartbeat, though... I don't want to appear fickle!)
Gameplay and fantastic animation (Kai, Roach, Bohan, Nariko, and more):
http://gamevideos.com/video/id/13126
Then you might be interested in the hidden interview with him that's on the PSN. It also shows new areas of the game I hadn't seen at least. Might be worth a look.
It's on games, downloadable games, PSOne Classics at the end. Make sure you go through games and not Featured or you won't see it. There are 6 other hidden videos up there. I could tell you where they are, but then I'd have to kill you.
You're looking good Nariko.
Can you please just say where the hidden videos are ?
* People at home really want to get hands on too. Well, let me just tell you all that the dev team has finished work on the demo.. that's it... it's in the bag... so now it's a case of Sony deciding when they feel is the best time to release it to PlayStation Network.
Despite how good it looked, we walked away a little unsatisfied with the actual action. The combos can be a little on the long side, and often an enemy would move out of the way and we'd be stuck finishing a long series of attacks and having to wait until it was over to react. The game also seemed button-mashy at first blush, but after a few minutes we picked up on some of the cooler moves; the title does have a learning curve before you "get" the battle system. Inconsistent frame rates and some jaggy edges also mar first impressions of the game, although these can be fixed before release. The game even features some God of War style button-presses during the cinema to keep you in the action, which is nice for the cinematic aspect of the game but could annoy action fans who want something a little more hands on.