They spent that much money but came out with THAT game? Mass Effect 3, The Witcher 2 or the entire Dragon Age series probably didn't even cost half of that!
@ChiefFreeman In-engine, yes. They still have to render them using like half a dozen PS3's linking their power together. The cutscenes in Uncharted, and this game are simply video files, and the PS3 plays them back. So technically, they ARE using the graphics engine of their game and the power of the PS3 system(s), but they pre-render it into a video file. So your actual PS3 console at home has to do absolutely no work to play those cutscenes for you. It's as simple as pressing play. It's just misleading how people take "Captured directly from a PS3 system" (as seen in the previous trailers) as "Running in real-time on the PS3." Those are two entirely different things, and they're confused by the community beyond belief.
There are some soundtracks today that I find very memorable, especially if you listen to the soundtrack a couple times or play the game a lot. But there truly are some simple and memorable tunes back in the day.
@ToRNiO It most likely does because that changes with time and it affects all of your save files. If you play as your character and check the terminal down in the War Room for the Galactic Readiness percentage, what ever you see there is your current galactic readiness. It wouldn't 'freeze'.
This game is the turning point for acting performances in games and cinematic gameplay. I was sold with Ellen Page, but this took it a step further. How couldn't this be awesome when Quantic Dream's storytelling is blended into the mix?
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