Game Movies [May 12, 2005, 8:53 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
- Rise of Legends
The Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends Website now features an E3 sneak preview movie from Big Huge Games' just-announced fantasy RTS game. - Officers
The E3 movie for Officers is now available, showing off 3AGames' upcoming World War II RTS game. The clip can be found on 3D Gamers and Worthplaying. - Singles 2
The French Singles 2 Website now offers another clip from the upcoming ooo-la-la simulator. - BL Cricket
There's a new gameplay movie on the Brian Lara International Cricket 2005 Website (registration required), the high-rez version is mirrored on 3D Gamers and Worthplaying. - Myst V
This Ubisoft FTP directory offers downloads of the Myst V E3 trailer in QuickTime or Windows Media Player formats (thanks Frans). - Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows
The E3 trailer for Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows is online, showing off Midway's upcoming continuation of the series. The clip is on 3D Gamers, Filerush (torrent), GameSpot, and Worthplaying.
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I assume the game is mostly made up of content they had made for URU Live. It will have an updated URU engine, but it will be fully playable with a one button mouse (like Myst I-IV). It will also have a free roam mode. The physics based puzzles in URU, while a neat idea, were poorly executed, and avatar control was difficult for some players.
Even a point and click hotspot game will benefit from a fully 3d engine though. Most of the puzzles in MYST IV had to be covered up so you couldn't see them from other areas. Transitions were often confusing or disorienting.
Even a point and click hotspot game will benefit from a fully 3d engine though. Most of the puzzles in MYST IV had to be covered up so you couldn't see them from other areas. Transitions were often confusing or disorienting.
Its the same engine as Uru. However, the 'going to diffrent stations' you describe was brought to a pinnacle in Myst IV... great game!
This looks pretty good. I wonder if its a freedom-of-movement game like Uru or based on going to different stations with animation in between. If the latter I probably won't bother.
Jim
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