Generic looking? Sure. Looks fun to play? HELL YEAH. Frankly I like the trailer alot. The game really needs some more polishing to look alot better, but the action and shooting looked fun as hell. Looks like the real kick in the ass the Wii needs.
Theres alot more to physics than ragdoll in FPSs. Acceleration, mass, impact, etc, it all ties into SSBB very much. It works pretty well in the game and I'm sure they are glad they went with it. As for realism, physics middleware can be tweaked for whatever kind of game you need. Everything from racers, FPSs, fighting games, etc benefit from some form of underlying physics working with animations.
TC. I'll agree. If you remove the motion controls and IR pointer from the Wii you are left with a last gen system... with a built in memory card and tacked on online. But don't tell anyone... they get upset.raahsnavj
I actually got rid of my Wii last week. And I'm not kidding. Not enough incentive to really hold onto it. And to be totally fair, I did the same thing with my 360 a couple weeks before. I only kept my PS3 because I actually use it for BC (it's a 60 GB) and I play most on my PC.
when i look at this game i look at it as if it is another half life with less story and all game-play. hopefully this game comes out with a big story plot that goes out with a bang.For the online or multi-player the trailer was getting at i hope they succeed in our expectation.(cough headset cough)to me the graphics really dont matter to me but it will be nice if they can up the graphics just alittle bit. but all together i really want this game and can't wait for it.
P.S if it is online your guys are in trouble cause im the shotgun king-Darkblu3 MOHH2 king :P
Far Cry is still an excellent game and I honestly love it more than Crysis. Far Cry is a classic. It's still very pretty, even if the polygonal models are not the best anymore. It's just an incredibly fun ride throughout. Crysis really is Far Cry with added features like better graphics, destructible objects, etc. It began with Far Cry.
Well if you watch High Voltages Tech Demo they list their built in networking features, and surely they will be employing them in The Conduit because they want to enter into this with a bang and a full package. The potential to make alot of money is there in front of them, and they have every need to make the game both single and multiplayer minded. The first trailer got me very excited. Sure the graphics really do need to be improved, but the gameplay and everything else looks pretty much down, they just need to push their graphics and streamline their code to get as much as possible out of the Wii. Remember the first pictures? They look really bad. The trailer is a huge step above, and I'm sure there is plenty more headroom for them.
I could easily gripe and pick apart the graphics (trust me there was plenty to do so), but I really like the trailer for the following reason: no BS. It's all gameplay in real time and looks very exciting from the way it was put together unlike other trailers that are completely full of themselves. The music and the action got me all pumped up lol. Now here's to hoping that now the engine really is ready and moving, they get a publisher and really polish up the graphics. The first screens looked like complete crap, this initial trailer looks much much better, and I'm sure they're just getting started. There was no slow down in the video showed at all, so I'm sure they've got plenty of headroom left.
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