The animations rank amongst the most impressive I've seen.
Most first party titles use MLAA nowadays; it is incredible for its duty and apparently it is relatively easy to implement so it's a great feature for Phyre 3.0, indeed.
Agreed. The times they are a-changin', simple as.
We're facing indeed the next step for wRPGs, like it or not, the simple voiced wheel with its ramifications, an arguably limited amount of choices and its implications on the overall experience.
That's not to say games like The Witcher 2 and Skyrim will not be fantastic, but to expect these games to follow the Classic RPG formula that BG2, Fallout and Planescape thrived on is, in fact, ill-conceived.
Never saw this feature coming- it increased my already high excitement level a tenfold though.
The best thing is this is just the beginning! Can't wait to see what those marvelous creators have in store for us in the future.
Still have a lot of great memories with Hit and Run. An HD version would be awesome.
Still can't grasp at the notion that we are actually getting an HD version of Beyond Good & Evil. Surely, the sequel has not been completely cancelled, no?
Indeed. The amount of craziness and heart-pumping adrenaline bound to come from MS:A scares me.
Absolutely with you on that one. If there's a game that should never be edited is Yakuza. Its grittiness is what makes it so incredible.
So mesmerizing indeed.
You're right. I actually meant the XVIIIth century.
From what I can make of it, the setting seems to take place sometime in the XIIIth century.
Double standards really. Anyway, if one likes the game that's what truly matters.
The animations are incredible.
I personally wouldn't say it has revived the genre as a whole. However, it's bringing something new to the table so that should definitely be commended.
Same here, can't wait to finally get a glimpse at it.
Can't wait to see what Team ICO has in store for us. Last year's trailer was pretty impressive from a technical standpoint.
Even though he's not my favourite person in the industry, this attitude should definitely be applauded.
I suggest everyone to read this- http://www.killzone.com/kz/...
The KZ universe is actually quite fascinating and the backstory really interesting.
Great insightful interview. Ueda and his team truly show what passion to their products is.