Unreal II Patch & Demo News [Feb 13, 2003, 10:01 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A post to the Infogrames Forums
by Legend's Glen Dahlgren (thanks Jim Canuel) has word on plans for both a patch
for Unreal II, and definitive word on plans for a demo, something that was up in
the air prior to this point (story). Here's the update:
I wanted to give you all a quick update about what's happening on the home front. While we Legend guys haven't been posting here as much as we'd like (things are still pretty crazy here), I assure you we have been reading your comments and concerns, and we take them all very seriously.Update: This Infogrames Support Page (thanks Shacknews) has a new mini-patch that hopefully addresses crashing issues with EAX sound cards.
As you may have read in the forum already, we're planning on releasing a patch sometime soon. It should address a number of the issues that people have raised in these forums. As well, we're going to be releasing a demo, especially targeted at those of you who want to 'try before you buy'. It should be a great benchmark to see how the game runs on your particular system.
In a later post, I'll try to get you some specifics about both of these, but it shouldn't be too long until you've actually got them in your hands.
Thanks to everyone for your support.
Chance,
The Engine is capable of much more than U2 offered. In fact, as I said before, I though the maps in UT2003 were way better....kick ass in fact. U2 felt rushed from graphics to story.
Just so we're clear, I actually just went out and repurchased DX1, and I am stoked to be playing it through again. It has more plot and story in the first damn section than U2 does in its entirety. This makes up for the fact that the graphics are lame by today's standards. A little story goes a long way in a single player game.
You don't have to agree with me, and I do have high standards. At $50 a pop for these games, I have every right to be critical.
This comment was edited on Feb 20, 01:01.
The Engine is capable of much more than U2 offered. In fact, as I said before, I though the maps in UT2003 were way better....kick ass in fact. U2 felt rushed from graphics to story.
Just so we're clear, I actually just went out and repurchased DX1, and I am stoked to be playing it through again. It has more plot and story in the first damn section than U2 does in its entirety. This makes up for the fact that the graphics are lame by today's standards. A little story goes a long way in a single player game.
You don't have to agree with me, and I do have high standards. At $50 a pop for these games, I have every right to be critical.
This comment was edited on Feb 20, 01:01.
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He cut the possum's face off then cut around the eye socket. In the center of the belt buckle, where the possum's eye would be, he has placed a small piece of wood from his old '52 Ford's home made railroad tie bumper. Damn, he misses that truck.
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