The Witcher 2 developer diary #0
The initial developer diary (or zeroth) for the Xbox 360 version of The Witcher two: Assassin of Kings went live right now. In it, developer CD Projekt talks up the Xbox 360 version as an “adaptation,” rather than a straightforward port. It is getting ‘rebuilt’ to feel native to the console, but have the same fidelity as the Computer version. It is added new intelligent camera technique, new controls, a new targeting program, a new console-friendly user interface, and “significant new content material, and other capabilities.”
The Witcher two is due for Xbox 360 on April 17. It will be “one of the greatest looking titles to come out to Xbox 360,” according to the clip. Watch the developer diary beneath.
NEWS: Mass Effect 3 cast revealed in a new developer diary
BioWare has released a new developer diary showing off a number of the important voice actors who will be appearing in Mass Effect three, including Martin Sheen (The Illusive Man), Freddie Prinze Jr. (James Vega), Keith David (Admiral Anderson), Seth Green (Joker), and Jessica Chobot (Diane Allers), as well as Jennifer Hale, who is the female Commander Shepard.
Check out the dev diary in the video beneath.
NEWS: Cave bringing classic “bullet hell” scrolling shooter Mushihime-sama to Xbox 360
Scrolling shooter developer Cave has announced that they will be bringing the Japanese hit game Mushihime-sama to the Xbox 360.
As 1 may well anticipate, the game will be remastered with HD visuals and widescreen assistance, but no other functions have been announced but. Cave did hint that there would be some sort of bonus content, however.
Mushihime-sama, originally released on the PlayStation 2 in 2005, is a prime instance of the “bullet hell” subgenre of scrolling shooters, in which the screen becomes so cluttered with enemy projectiles, they practically obscure the whole screen. Ikaruga is an additional such instance of the “bullet hell” shooter.
Video Developer Diary And New Screens For Hegemony Rome: Rise Of Caesar
We have some new screenshots and a video developer diary for Hegemony Rome: The Rise of Caesar for you to take a look at today.
Very first up let’s give you a small background details for the game:
Hegemony Rome: The Rise of Caesar takes you to the plains and forests of ancient Gaul where the proconsul Julius Caesar wages a decade long war to subjugate the barbarian hordes. Sequel to the critically acclaimed Hegemony Gold, Hegemony Rome will immerse you in the history like no other real time technique game on the market place, forcing you to spend close attention to the altering seasons and quickly altering military situation.
Unfolding across an epic map stretching from the Mediterranean coast to the British Isles, Hegemony Rome utilizes the series’ trademark zoom to seamlessly take you from a grand strategic view of your empire correct down to the battlefield at any time. Discover an immersive new globe from the dark forests of Germania across the mighty Rhine to the marshlands of the Seine. A bigger scale map tests your tactics with far more manoeuvring space on the battlefield and visualizes the specifics of ancient life with garrisons standing guard along the city walls and workers tending their crops in the fields.
New Colors! 3D Screenshots Released
Complete with the downloadable MPO files so you can view them in 3D on your 3DS too!
Some of you may possibly keep in mind way back in October when Collecting Smiles, the developers behind the upcoming “Colors! 3D” painting utility for the 3DS eShop, released a developer’s diary as properly as a 3D painting that was viewable in full 3D on your 3DS. Properly, although we still don’t have an official release date for the eShop exclusive, Collecting Smiles has released a couple of far more screenshots and paintings that are downloadable in MPO format.
Click this picture to download/view .MPO file.
These screens come to us courtesy of 3DS-Screenshot.com, and if you click on the photographs embedded in this article, you can download them in .MPO format for your 3DS. What’s even cooler though, is that if you view this article on your 3DS’ net browser, and click on the pictures, you can see them in full 3D correct here! Lastly, if you just can’t wait to find out more about “Colors! 3D”, then you’re in luck, simply because Nintendo Life have conducted a really in-depth interview with Collective Smiles regarding their upcoming computer software, and you can check that out proper here. Also, don’t forget to check out the rest of the screens below.
Naughty Dog developing next-gen title with “million poly models”
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Uncharted developer Naughty Dog is working on a next-generation title with models created out of a million polygons, if a job listing on the studio’s website is to be believed. The listing seeks a character artist who “will be responsible for making million poly models game prepared, and assistance highest-res characters for renderings,” as well [...]
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Vigil Talks Death In This ‘Darksiders II’ Developer Diary
In this “Behind the Mask: Death Rises” video, the team behind the action-adventure sequel talks about bringing one more of the four horsemen into their series.
How will Death play in Darksiders II? According to the Vigil team, he’ll be feral exactly where War was brawny, calculating in his movements exactly where his fellow horseman used sheer brutality. In this developer diary, members of the team which includes the game’s director/comic artist Joe Madureira, discuss the contrast among the two characters even though also shining a light on some of the option behind this certain character for the game. The video also goes into a tiny depth about Death’s weapon of choice, his scythe.
Darksiders was one thing of an unexpected hit when it came out, placing you in the large boots of, nicely, let’s say a god of war, but instead of drawaing its inspiration merely from Sony’s title, the Vigil team reached back to Zelda for the way that you would discover and adventure throughout the game.
Darksiders II is due for the Xbox 360, PS3, and Pc sometime later this year.
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