Showing posts with label Crysis 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crysis 2. Show all posts
Friday, January 21, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Crytek: Crysis 2 needs 90+ score to make an impact
Crytek executive producer Nathan Camarillo has said he believes the studio’s latest game, Crysis 2, needs review scores to average over 90 percent if the game is to make an impact.
EA Partners boss David DeMartin’s recently commented that the game would easily average over 90 percent on Metacritic, and in response to this Camarillo told CVG:
“We’re going to put out the best game that we can make and that’s probably over a 90 rated, although it’s up to the reviewers obviously. I hope he didn’t jinx us.”
Camarillo went on to say that review scores are very important to any company, and those who don’t make the 90 mark are less likely to make an impact.
“I think you have to be 90 plus to make an impact in any genre now. The quality bar is so high and publishers and developers have put so much effort against high quality games.”
“If you want to be recognised at all, regardless of genre, like anything you need to create the highest quality product possible and anything else is not going to get noticed.”
Crysis 2 is due to release on March 25 on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. Pre-order the limited edition here for the standard price.
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Sunday, January 16, 2011
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Saturday, January 15, 2011
And in other PC Gaming news…
Hooray! It’s Friday. A great day for doing our favourite things: playing and reading about PC Games. But you already know because you’ve read all the news posted today, along with our Deus Ex: Human Revolution Preview, and our first impressions of DC Universe Online right? Good. The world of PC Gaming doesn’t relent. It’s a virile place packed with strong opinions. And we respect them all. Every one.
But enough about other people’s irrelevant opinions. You came here for condensed PC Gaming news. It’s waiting for you after the jump.
- Crysis mods galore!
- A new Codies F1 webgame announced.
- It seems BoB: Storm of War will be published by Ubisoft under the name IL-2: Cliffs of Dover.
- The new Company of Heroes Coho map is available to download.
- Bloodlines Champions has launched.
- James Cameron likes Crysis 2 3D. Of course he does.
- Heroes of Might and Magic is back, as Might and Magic Heroes 6.
- Modders are still supporting Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines with patches, seven years after release.
- It turns out the Carmaggedon GTA IV tweak that we discussed yesterday also works in multiplayer. Excellent news (via reddit).
- Tales of Monkey Island Collector’s Edition details have hit.
- Watch as this terrifying southern preacher prays for IdrA. He’s a troll, but a fun one.
- The Last Express, an adventure game set on the Orient Express, is now available to download.
In more localised news, I’ve been playing Team Fortress 2 with Tim, who was making a concerted effort to be extra mean to every player on the opposition, Tom Senior has been indulging in some hack and slash fun in Darksiders and Rich has been revelling in the glorious memories of “dominating chumps on our TF2 server last week”. Oh, and it’s the lovely Craig’s birthday today – Tweet him some gentle Birthday wishes if you think he’s as special as we do.
What’s your favourite story of the day? Do you refute the claim that Rich could ever dominate a TF2 server? Prefer offering birthday wishes via comments threads? Let us know…
Crysis 2 (Multiplayer) - Capture the Flag bestätigt!
Seit der GamesCom 2010 wurde es recht still um den Multiplayer von Crysis 2. Bekannt bisher war nur das er von Crytek UK entwickelt wird, einige Maps waren bekannt und zwei Spielmodis. Um genau zu sein Team Instant Action (TIA) und Crahs Site.
Nun gibt es ein Videointerview mit Hasit Zala (Crytek UK) wo er über den Multiplayer spricht. Dort wird auch über die Spilmodis geredet.
Nachdem er die zwei Spielmodis beschrieben hat, bestätigt er im Interview das es einen Capture the Flag (CTF) Spielmodi geben wird.
Damit wären nun drei Spielmodis bekannt, hoffen wir das wir bis März die restlichen auch noch erfahren.
Das Videointerview findet ihr unter related Links unten (englisch mit türkischen Subs).
A big thanks goes to our mate Mocib from inCrysis.com woh has sent us the link. THANKS!
Concept Art by Ágnes Staudt: Unfinished Crytek Project
Here's a gallery of some fantastic concept art made by former Crytek Concept Artist Ágnes Staudt. These artworks, created for what looks to be a fantasy game of sorts, are from 2009 while Ágnes was still working at the Crytek Budapest studio. Since it is Crytek Budapest we are talking about here one could speculate that this might have something to do with Codename: Kingdoms.
Ágnes also created magazine cover art for Crysis Warhead, the Crysis spin-off starring Sergeant 'Psycho' Sykes.
The Gallery
concept art and with the last scene seen in the GDC 2009 CryEngine 3 trailer.
Ágnes also created magazine cover art for Crysis Warhead, the Crysis spin-off starring Sergeant 'Psycho' Sykes.
The Gallery
Friday, January 14, 2011
Who's Claiming They Have The 'Avatar' Of 3D Video Games?
Crysis 2 makers Crytek are, saying that they've created "a benchmark 3D implementation" with their upcoming sci-fi shooter, one they're likening to James Cameron's billion dollar blockbuster Avatar. But what does James Cameron think?
According to an interview with Crytek's Cevat Yerli in the Edge magazine, Cameron loveshim some Crysis 2, having gotten a peek at the first-person shooter running in 3D. Yerli believes that "[Cameron's] eyes are trained for 3D more than anyone else's, and that makes me confident that we have a super-high-end 3D experience on all formats."
I wonder if the makers of Avatar: The Video Game take issue with Yerli's opinion of his own game.
Crysis 2 will release on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in late March, so we can experience this stereoscopic 3D benchmark for ourselves.
Send an email to Michael McWhertor, the author of this post, at mike@kotaku.com.
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