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General => General Discussion => Gaming Discussion => Topic started by: Beat on June 04, 2012, 05:55:20 PM
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Beg you to watch till the end, the visuals combined with the action just keeps getting better, this is like NOTHING you've ever seen before..
Watch Dogs World Premiere E3 2012 Gameplay (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG4feWvpKJ8#ws)
A game UBISOFT unveiled at E3, it was previewed on a PC**
And I am FUCKING BLOWN AWAY.
Update: "Ubisoft confirmed that it will be released on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC."
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Man, the level of immersion is just fucking awesome, no scripted events at all, all natural & them realtime shadows are sexy as hell, this is the fucking Skyrim of modern day sandbox games!
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I do believe PCs are capable of this game, very easily. But I can't see it running on current-generation consoles....
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yeah it looks amazing.
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Holy shit! I'm amazed at Ubisoft. Would never believe they could make something like this.
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looks awesome :o :o
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Looks like a Heavy Rain sandbox.
Except that the animation doesn't change when you walk up and down stairs ;_;
I like.
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Now there is Watch Dogs and Sleeping Dogs (Sleeping Dogs = True Crime) :lol:
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According to IGN the game was previewed on a PS3
Wow, how far can these outdated consoles go? makes you wonder how powerful PC's truly are now....
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Upgrades are needed if you really want to play it well on a PC I think because I think it requires more ownage CPUs and video cards than GTA4 for its control-the-world feature. Of course I will play it on PC. I handle these games badly on my xbox360 tbh. :ninja:
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Woaaw, it looks awesome.
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I saw this presentation live (thanks to Paul for that). It is actually a multiplayer like experience. At the conference right after he got in the car, the game connected to another player who then began his mission in the same world as the story of this one. Both were doing a mission in the same space.
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Incredible graphics, it's the shadows more than anything, definitely getting this. If it is a multiplayer experience that will be awesome to, do you reckon you could interact with them as if it was real life, to see their situation in the game compared to yours?
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Probably the only game with Tomb raider that took my interest
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Watched this at E3 conference yesterday, looks alright even I'm not into games like this.
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Now thats awesome. I watched the whole thing, was glued to it. Looks like a sure fire incredible game to me... I want it now! :(
Looks like a big step in gaming to me
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yeah it looks amazing.
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I'm impressed, but I will never get this working on my pc :lol:
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oh my god this got me. Most epic atmosphere i saw
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Yeah it's definitely epic. Ubisofts CEO also confirmed it's for the current gen (Xbox, PS3, PC), so you might wanna change the thread title.
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I do know its for current-gen, that doesn't change the fact its next generation graphics, this obviously doesn't belong to today's generation of graphics.
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I'm impressed, but I will never get this working on my pc :lol:
This + I don't know if the actual game is going to be so much fun. I'd rather see others playing it perfectly like this guy so it's almost like a movie.
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Though I just want to throw this out there, this gives me the vibe of that sort of game that looks way too super good they show a demo of it then its gone with the wind. I truly hope this is not the end of it...
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Could be another dead island, amazing idea, one company gives up on it, another company takes over, release an awesome trailer, finish off the game, and it ends up being average at best <_<
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Could be another dead island, amazing idea, one company gives up on it, another company takes over, release an awesome trailer, finish off the game, and it ends up being average at best <_<
Or much better, it gets abandoned by the publisher when the game is nearly done (True Crime Hongkong) another one takes up on it, rethinks the ideas and puts a new brand on it not destroying the initial game probably making it better (Sleeping Dogs) ;)
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I do believe PCs are capable of this game, very easily. But I can't see it running on current-generation consoles....
The fact that it's developed for the current generation of consoles actually worries me. I highly doubt that we'll get to play it with the same appearance as they showed. Today's consoles will not be able to cope with such graphics (can the 360 even handle dx11?) and because of that they'll have to limit their graphics to the consoles making the experience for us PC-gamers more limited aswell. I'm not really a graphics-fag but the graphics are usually important when it comes to experiencing open worlds and in this game the atmosphere seems to play a huge role (the rain for example).
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I doubt they'll tone down the visuals, not on PC... they seem to be at the core of the game to the point it affects the gameplay so much, its not only the overall visuals but the highly fluid animations and the physics are terrific. R* was limited by consoles when making Max Payne 3, they still made the HQ version of Max Payne 3 for PC and that coming out of R* was quite an accomplishment, a company that ruined its PC games for more than 8 years.
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It all depends on how they're gonna handle it. If they'll make a port for PC out of the console version, then there's no doubt it's gonna lose a lot of quality. If, however, they're making separate versions of the game, it's gonna exceed its possibilities.
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I feel quite saddened to see that people refuse to make good gameplay anymore and instead focuses entirely on graphics and visuals. I mean, to me the graphics sure do look great (well, some quite major flaws such as that asian guy he talked to looked... dead. Those facial expressions he made as well as his slowmotion mouth is something I've only ever seen once, and that guy had ADHD.)
Maybe it's just me, but I think the whole gaming revolution took an incredibly bad turn once they started using games as graphical experiments rather than them being enjoyable games for you to find your own ways to win them. (Example, when he beats that guard. He pressed 1 button and the guy hits 4-5 times... I'd much rather have a game system where you could hit differently and it'd be up to you to find out how to beat this guy the best. E.g. this certain guard was going to alert the other guards, so a full frontal sideswing to his throat would be the best way to neutralize that. But nope, press 1 button and you're done)
I've always preferred gameplay over graphics, and at least to me I have not enjoyed any new games that are experimenting at all with graphics. The newest game I actually played was Portal 2, and I mean come on, that game has quite bad graphics even for today's standards. I LOVE THAT. Maybe I am just being cynical, I don't know, but I honestly don't remember liking any modern games before that.
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I agree with you a lot Gavran but a good sign nowadays is how quickly indie studios are developing. Just look at games like Minecraft, Amnesia or Limbo. I honestly think gaming has focused a bit too much on graphics but it'll soon change. Graphics and physics in games have always tried to be realistic and we're soon at the stage where graphics can't evolve more which means focus will be on gameplay since the engines themselves will be cheaper and in need of less job.
I apologize if my post is a bit strangely structured but in my defense, it's 3am and I'm writing this on my phone.
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I think graphics, seeing how they're such a large focus, will soon enough become obsolete & then everyone will go back to focusing on what actually makes the game a lasting experience.
Maybe I'm just dreamer.
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I feel quite saddened to see that people refuse to make good gameplay anymore and instead focuses entirely on graphics and visuals. I mean, to me the graphics sure do look great (well, some quite major flaws such as that asian guy he talked to looked... dead. Those facial expressions he made as well as his slowmotion mouth is something I've only ever seen once, and that guy had ADHD.)
Maybe it's just me, but I think the whole gaming revolution took an incredibly bad turn once they started using games as graphical experiments rather than them being enjoyable games for you to find your own ways to win them. (Example, when he beats that guard. He pressed 1 button and the guy hits 4-5 times... I'd much rather have a game system where you could hit differently and it'd be up to you to find out how to beat this guy the best. E.g. this certain guard was going to alert the other guards, so a full frontal sideswing to his throat would be the best way to neutralize that. But nope, press 1 button and you're done)
I've always preferred gameplay over graphics, and at least to me I have not enjoyed any new games that are experimenting at all with graphics. The newest game I actually played was Portal 2, and I mean come on, that game has quite bad graphics even for today's standards. I LOVE THAT. Maybe I am just being cynical, I don't know, but I honestly don't remember liking any modern games before that.
Nintendo.
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I concur with you, Gavran. The best games ever made are those which have an awesome story, which is, in my opinion, the most important factor, along with the gameplay, in a video game. I am also contrary to where the gaming world is now going - focusing mostly on graphics. However, I can't judge this game without further knowledge of it. The graphics indeed are amazing, nobody denies that. Tis video shows only a small ration of what the game brings, so I can't fully judge it. However, hitherto, the story looks pretty interesting, although we don't know what it revolves around generally. So yea, up to this point I think this might turn out to be a good game with a good sotry. It kinda left me in suspence, which is also positive thing. Time will tell.
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This was played on a high spec pc, not a ps3. There is an interview on gamespot somewhere. Graphics most likely will be reduced for ps3 and 360.
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epic stunt @ 9:23 :P