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Nou hier gaat de regel dan niet op. Maar em met de meeste dingel wel hoor
. Grote HDTV . .
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"Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana."
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lol
. . Dit is dus wat ik hoor van alle xboys. En dan lach ik ze uit. Uhh als je vandaag wilt gaan kijken is dat zonde van je tijd hoor
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mooi toch?
, en als de zon laag hangt en je vlieg over het dorp dan kan die de schaduwen niet meer aan ofzo, maar dat is meer een programeer fout)"Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana."
Tuurlijk zullen er nog 2nd generation games komen die mooier zijn. Maar bij de gamecube vertrouw ik erin dat ze nog niet alles uit het doosje halen en dat het nog is een keer veel mooier wordt. Right?
Even offtopic voordat ik weer ga werken.. heeft dat Fred Perry betrekking op mij Phusebox?
Wat bedoel je met 'the return' dan? 
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screens zeggen weinig.. (moet denk ik wel mn gamecube vastgaan ketenen als je weer komt, elke keer die vreemde glinstering in je ogen als je dat ding ziet )
Klopt jah, was op Hoth...
vrij toeval dus....
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Goh heb ik nooit last van
, ben je aan het racen sta je opeens verkeerd om omdat je verongeluk op handrem duw ipv camera veranderen 
is da nodig dan, volgens mij heeft ie die niet, maar zn versterker verzorgd de 6.1 DTS welOp donderdag 25 juli 2002 12:53 schreef Albinoraptor het volgende:
En over 5.1 geluid, tja wil ik ook alleen nergens die debiele Advanced scart cable te krijgen
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Kan alvast wel kijken hoe de andere games eruit zienOp donderdag 25 juli 2002 12:30 schreef Delirium2001 het volgende:
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Uhh als je vandaag wilt gaan kijken is dat zonde van je tijd hoor
Nog ff geduld voordat je 'm kan kijken bij intertoys
versterker maakt er 6.1 van
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WAAROM WONEN WIJ IN EUROPA!!!
zonde... maargoed, fijne vakantie!
gelukkig maken ze er dit keer geen gemakkelijke poort van. lijkt me toch goed nieuws.
goeie score.
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"The more you take the less you feel, The less you know the more you believe, The more you have the more it takes today"
History (vanaf de 19e eeuw tot nu) of Nintendo dusOp donderdag 25 juli 2002 16:29 schreef schnumi het volgende:
trouwens zat net weer te denken aan die FAQ maar zou het ook niet leuk zijn om bij belangerijke personen die Nintendo hebben opgericht en belangerijke ontwerpers/bedenkers een omschrijving te geven van hoe lang ze ong bij Nintendo zitten en wat ze allemaal bedacht hebben enz??
ja valt het idd onder sorry.Op donderdag 25 juli 2002 16:38 schreef Febster het volgende:
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History (vanaf de 19e eeuw tot nu) of Nintendo dus
dit is trouwens ook wel een leuk stukje van het forum van cube-europe.comik vind het wel een mooi stukje met veel bewijs dat de GC gewoon tot evenveel of zelfs meer in staat zou kunnen zijn als de Xbox.
"The more you take the less you feel, The less you know the more you believe, The more you have the more it takes today"
je krijgt natuurlijk wel vragen van: waarom kun je halo dan niet draaien op de gc?Op donderdag 25 juli 2002 16:39 schreef schnumi het volgende:
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ja valt het idd onder sorry.
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ik vind het wel een mooi stukje met veel bewijs dat de GC gewoon tot evenveel of zelfs meer in staat zou kunnen zijn als de Xbox.
euhh wie zegt dat Halo niet op de GC kan draaien???
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idd niet echt een ontkenning alleen zeggen dat hij niet officieël aangekondigd is.
hoop dat hij er komt.
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Hartstikke leukOp donderdag 25 juli 2002 16:29 schreef schnumi het volgende:
trouwens zat net weer te denken aan die FAQ maar zou het ook niet leuk zijn om bij belangerijke personen die Nintendo hebben opgericht en belangerijke ontwerpers/bedenkers een omschrijving te geven van hoe lang ze ong bij Nintendo zitten en wat ze allemaal bedacht hebben enz??
, maar het moet meer een Gamecube topic FAQ worden dan een Nintendo/Gamecube FAQ. Dus belangrijke en handige info die hier is voorbij gekomen verzamelen en veel voorkomende vragen behandelen. Zo word de inhoud van die 8000 posts hapklaar gemaakt voor een ieder die het topic niet heeft gevolgd en hebben regulars minder last van steeds dezelfde vragen.[url="http://emigratie.pagina.nl"]http://emigratie.pagina.nl[/url]Op donderdag 25 juli 2002 14:48 schreef daFubar het volgende:
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WAAROM WONEN WIJ IN EUROPA!!!
waarom worden wij zo in onze **rzen gen**kt door de rest van de wereld!
ik wordt er echt niet goed van!
IkOp donderdag 25 juli 2002 17:03 schreef schnumi het volgende:
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euhh wie zegt dat Halo niet op de GC kan draaien???
Zonder grote aanpassingen iig niet.
f.k.a D³
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er zullen idd stukken code overnieuw moeten worden geschreven maar hardwarematig moet de GC het gewoon aankunnen.
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Conclusie: Sony overheerst.
Enne, Beach Spikers is een dikke flop.
Ja, met Link.. Ik wist niet eens van die tijdlimiet af (kreeg ik later te horen) maar het is me wel gelukt
Ik, want Halo is Xbox exclusief dus is het onmogelijk te porten naar de GC, bahahahaha!
duh.Op donderdag 25 juli 2002 17:56 schreef ds het volgende:
Hmm.. cube sales zijn in Japan nauwelijks omhoog gegaan.
Maar 27 000..
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Ik, want Halo is Xbox exclusief dus is het onmogelijk te porten naar de GC, bahahahaha!
lekker suf..
maar van de verkoopcijfers idd ik snap niet waarom al die mensen nu nog een PS2 halen dacht dat daar zo onderhand iedereen wel een PS2 had.
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Tja ik ken nog eentje waar ze laten zien dat PS2 krachtiger is dan XBOX.Op donderdag 25 juli 2002 16:39 schreef schnumi het volgende:
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ja valt het idd onder sorry.
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ik vind het wel een mooi stukje met veel bewijs dat de GC gewoon tot evenveel of zelfs meer in staat zou kunnen zijn als de Xbox.
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. Ik heb tot nu toe geen 1 spijt van al mijn spellen behalve bloady roar en nba courtside. De rest speel ik nog vol uit.
ik nog niet.. ik heb hem net vandaag gehaald en ben nu bij dag 3 en ik heb nu 3 onderdelen dus ik loop lekker op schema
, damn wat maakt nintendo goede games, ze raken je echt ) maar het is meer een probleem dat halo geprogrameerd is voor andere hardware zoals de geforce in de xbox maar met veel aanpassingen moet het zeker wel kunnen.This space is occupied
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Tja ik ken nog eentje waar ze laten zien dat PS2 krachtiger is dan XBOX.
Snap niet waarom iedereen het maar blijft zeuren welke console krachtigste is, is heel simpel:
-1 Xbox
-2 GC
-3 PS2
Maar ik blijf er op hammeren games maken de console niet de kracht, waarom was PSX zo populair? Was echt niet zo krachtig als zijn concurrentie.
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I am nobody ! Why ??? Cause nobody is perfect !! :)
maar ik vond het wel een leuk stukje.
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je kan als je het uitgespeeld hebt proberen het te halen in minder dagen. ik heb zelfs screens gezien van iemand die het spel had uitgespeeld zonder ook maar 1 pikmin te verliezen, best knap
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Em ja ik snap wel wat je bedoelde.
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wario lijkt mij ook best lachen.
trouwens mijn kabouters vertellen percies hetzelfde MP gaat ruleren. tuurlijk is het een nadeel dat de GC geen harde schijf heeft maar nu blijft het een pure console.
en de GC heeft idd minder geheugen maar wat hij ook zegt de Xbox moet het geheugen overall voor gebruiken en de GC alleen voor het spel. en het Main ram geheugen is 16mb bij de cube. "The more you take the less you feel, The less you know the more you believe, The more you have the more it takes today"
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denk het ook.
maar kan idd weinig info vinden en zie hem ook nergens te koop staan in gameshops ofzo?
"The more you take the less you feel, The less you know the more you believe, The more you have the more it takes today"
trouwens nog even over dat memory:
"The more you take the less you feel, The less you know the more you believe, The more you have the more it takes today"
"The more you take the less you feel, The less you know the more you believe, The more you have the more it takes today"
ja de GC heeft het kwa geheugen gewoon goed voor elkaar.
een HD is alleen goed voor Supergrote spelwerelden waarin constant moet worden gelaad.
"The more you take the less you feel, The less you know the more you believe, The more you have the more it takes today"
hoezo sorry??
je mag alles zeggen ook als nieuwkomer.
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Op vrijdag 26 juli 2002 13:14 schreef schnumi het volgende:
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hoezo sorry??
snif, ik voel me helemaal thuis nu..
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maar ik denk dat we wel even geduld moeten hebben want die HD zal dan vooral gebruikt worden voor online mogelijkheden. ben nu bij BAR beland.dit is zeker dat gebeuren waar die ene gast het laatst over had dat hij uitgenodigt was door Nintendo.
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Eeh er staat niks op insider met mario!
July 25, 2002 - Journey back with us to the early 1990s. The Big 'N' had only recently released its Super Nintendo Entertainment System, full of spunk and a strong library games, and powered with new technologies like 'Mode 7' scrolling. One of the first games to fully demonstrate these new techniques in action would also become one of the company's biggest franchises to date. In 1991 Nintendo released F-Zero and SNES owners went into pleasure overload. The title, developed out of Japan internally, delivered fast, futuristic racing action and some truly 3D-ish effects to boot. With tight, intuitive controls and enough memorable characters to stand out, another Nintendo star was born.
Fast forward to the present. Since that time Nintendo has revisited its F-Zero franchise on several of its other platforms, including a sequel on N64, an ill-fated expansion upgrade for the 64DD, and most recently a fun-filled romp on Game Boy Advance. And now the giant is teaming up with Sega's Amusement Vision to co-create two new, but similar versions of the hover-racer -- one for the arcades and the other for GameCube. F-Zero GC will release first, according to Nintendo, with F-Zero AC set to debut in the arcades shortly afterward.
Features
- Classic F-Zero franchise reborn for the next-generation of gamers
- Brand new over-the-top, daredevil 3D tracks to race
- Greater sense of speed than ever before
- Old and new characters to choose from, including the infamous Captain Falcon
- Hugely updated graphics engine enables larger tracks and more vehicles on-screen with no drop in framerate fluidity
- Detailed vehicle models complete with transparencies, geometrical edges, dirt-maps and more
- Extra graphical effects such as depth of field blur and heat shimmers make the action seem all the more realistic
- GCN and Arcade versions of F-Zero will be able to trade data back and forth via memory card
- Third- and first-person cockpit race views
- Expansive multiplayer mode
- Possible inclusion of a track editor
History and Gameplay
The F-Zero franchise has always been about three basic elements: speed, turns, and jumps. That's the simple breakdown of it, anyway. There are subtleties and intricacies of each that have helped stay the series over the years, and there has also been evolution with each new incarnation. The quick and easy way to describe the play is this: gamers race futuristic hover cars over and around unpredictable tracks, quickly navigating sharp turns, gaps in the courses and more, all while outmaneuvering opponent drivers. It's a design that seems straightforward enough, but nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, the looping, twisting courses featured in the F-Zero games have traditionally made for some extremely challenging racers.
Luckily the F-Zero franchise is also improved upon by classically styled Nintendo controls. As players speed around the tracks, they can acquire boosts that temporarily propel their vehicle forward, and these must be used strategically within the confines of the game universe. Triggering a boost before a ramp, for instance, might help a vehicle clear a chasm that would otherwise be too large to cross. Similarly, gamers must learn to master the sliding system of the F-Zero universe -- one that challenges gamers to lean into sharp turns without losing speed. In the N64 version of F-Zero, Nintendo enhanced the play mechanics so that gamers could also spin their hovercraft around in a 360-degree turn while racing -- a move that could be used to knock opponents off the course. Easy to learn but hard to master, the ability is practically the motto for the entire series.
F-Zero for N64 proved to be an enjoyable game, but it lacked a number of options fans were hoping for. First, while it included a wide selection of tracks and vehicles to race with, it did not feature a track editor. This was later added in the 64DD expansion for the game, but it was an add-on that received little exposure. Also, blame it on incapable hardware or Nintendo's own priorities, but F-Zero N64 lacked a certain visual finesse -- an oversight that made it a hard sell to many gamers.
Enter GameCube
A GameCube version of F-Zero, totally upgraded and enhanced, made perfect sense so nobody was terribly surprised when Nintendo announced that it was in development. What was shocking, however, was that Nintendo would be teaming up with Sega's Amusement Vision to create it.
It seems the two companies share the same ideas about where to take the F-Zero franchise, and the good news for gamers is that they seem to want to push the element of speed. "F-Zero GC is more of a racing game than a driving game," says Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto on the subject. "The cars can get faster and faster since they don't have friction with the course, and you feel pleasant when you can handle it as you like."
First videos of F-Zero GC, which can incidentally be found in our media section below, showcase what Miyamoto is talking about: big environments with a total of 28 vehicles on-screen including the player, and a sense of speed absolutely frantic and totally unequaled. Interestingly, it appears that gamers will be able to control drivers from a traditional third-person view and a first-person cockpit view depending on personal preference.
Visually, the GameCube has allowed the developers to simultaneously enable a huge amount of racers on-screen while still outputting compelling 3D backdrops perfectly suited to the franchise. Vehicles, fairly well designed, still sport the colorful F-Zero style, which may appear too cartoon-like for some. But Nintendo and Amusement Vision have layered the crafts with window transparencies, geometrical edges and fins, dirt maps and more crisp texture work than has ever been seen in the F-Zero series before. The result is a look both colorful and sleek.
A number of other visual effects complement the action. First are the backgrounds themselves, which are gargantuan. Even as streets twist and turn upward, loop around and corkscrew around buildings, players can't help but notice some of the architecture in the distance, futuristic, yet clean, and brought to life with moving parts and animation, not to mention traditional neon lights. There is a motion blur effect implemented to highlight the speed of the game, there are depth of field blurs used at every chance -- an effect Nintendo has recently adopted, as can be seen everywhere in Super Mario Sunshine; there are even distorted heat wave effects placed around the exhausts of vehicles, which themselves light up both yellow and blue with the flames. Perhaps best of all, though, the game runs at 60 frames per second, never stuttering.
In what is bound to be seen as an old-school move, Nintendo and Sega will enable cross-platform data trading between the F-Zero GC and F-Zero AC via the GameCube memory card. "Data communication will be available. We now call this style 'Home and Away' -- GameCube as home and arcade as away," says Amusement Vision's Toshihiro Nagoshi on the link. "Both the arcade and console games are important and we believe we can enhance each version by emphasizing the other."
As in all F-Zero games, a multiplayer mode, four-player split-screen for GCN, is extremely likely.
The Mysteries
Nintendo has not presented a playable version of F-Zero publicly yet and because of that there are still many mysterious surrounding the two versions of the game. First, what kind of data will gamers be able to save and trade between the GCN and arcade versions of F-Zero? No firm data yet, but we believe that specific tracks can be unlocked this way, as well as vehicles, and it may also be possible to continue one's game where they left off at home in the arcades and vice versa. Next, and more important question -- will F-Zero GC feature a track editor option? This, unfortunately, is a question that we don't have an answer for. The 64DD version of the series did and it was perhaps one of the best additions to any franchise in recent years. The ability to create and edit courses in F-Zero is, as far as we're concerned, a must, and we hope that Nintendo and Sega realize this for their upcoming versions.
Outlook
F-Zero is one of Nintendo's best franchises and a lot of gamers are eagerly awaiting the coming GameCube sequel. With a technically talented and ambitious developer like Amusement Vision teamed with the proven folks at Nintendo, we don't see how this game can be anything but amazing. But don't take our word for it -- take Amusement Vision's.
"I feel I have been waiting for this opportunity since I created Daytona USA," says Nagoshi on developing F-Zero. "I have been away from racing games for a few years and the genre looks new to me now. I am confident that Nintendo will be pleased to have chosen me as a partner."
We think so too.
One of the hottest titles coming to GameCube in 2003. Stay tuned for much more on the racer.
) zo te horen word F-Zero weer supervet
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nopeOp vrijdag 26 juli 2002 13:56 schreef schnumi het volgende:
trouwens Phuse heb je ook al wat Team mate challanges gedaan???
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dit is zeker dat gebeuren waar die ene gast het laatst over had dat hij uitgenodigt was door Nintendo.
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Misschien kan iemand zo aardig zijn om het item toe te voegen in pricewatch
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Famicom (de Nes in Europa ) + Super Nintendo + N64 + Gamecube + Gameboy Advance + Dreamcast + PC Run and hide because the storm will come.
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[/url] Return of the Sprites
Als je een complete clonewar als in de film wilt uitbeelden, misschien zijn sprites dan de enige optie. Gaat hard met je CPU power als je AI voor elk mannetje heb en dat soort dingen.
Applausje voor de Nederlandse Douane!!
f.k.a D³
"that dude can really drive!!"
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Ohhh.... zucht.. die zou erg mooi staan onder mijn tv...Op vrijdag 26 juli 2002 20:40 schreef D³ het volgende:
[heel mooi plaatje van platinum GC]
Je bedoeld de kleur spice, idd ook nog oranje dus.Op vrijdag 26 juli 2002 21:06 schreef Elroy het volgende:
Welke kleuren controllers zijn er eigenlijk.
Ik heb ze nu bijna allemaal, ik heb nu de kleuren :
- Zwart
- Paars
- Grijs
Er was toch nog 1 kleur, oranje ofzo
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[/url]ik snap geen reet van die jappaners maarja.
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Ok hier is ie dan :
Have Fun!After attending LucasArts' Summer Press Day this morning, we came away with a much deeper understanding of its approaching Star Wars lineup. The most promising of which is the little advertised Clone Wars. Boasting a unique combination of traditional action titles and real-time strategy games, The Clone Wars wowed us with its respectable frame rate and constant activity.
Taking place immediately after the events of Episode II, the
Pandemic-developed actioner tells the story of the most mythic of Star Wars struggles. Entrusting the player to the roles of Mace Windu, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Anakin Skywalker, the game will span 16 missions across six planetary systems, leaving plenty of well-designed machinery in its wake.
Although you won't be able to choose which Jedi master you'd like to control before each task (they're automatically selected based on location and plot elements), it's not a real concern. The abilities and powers of the characters are all identical, with the actor's likenesses used solely for story telling purposes. And, believe it or not, that story has a profound impact on the unexplained empty period that takes place between the last movie and upcoming 2005 extravaganza Episode III.
At its core though, The Clone Wars is set up to be a kick-ass vehicle shooter, with a number-undefined amount of machinery from all over the Star Wars universe. While you may recognize some of the more prominent vehicles that can be selected at first (namely the battle walkers, circular tanks, and other suchlike), the later levels will reveal a score of all new inventions thought up by the LucasArts team themselves. Couple that with the hundreds of other units and objects that are shown on screen during any given battle, and the team at Pandemic hopes to recapture the same feeling that the epic climax of Episode II provided in its closing moments.
Controlling your vehicle is as natural as they come. With forward movement dictated by the analog stick and the firing keys relegated to the face buttons. Each selectable ship has a primary and secondary means of attack, with laser blasts and guided missiles chiming in as the flavor of the day. Every so often however, you'll find a tank with a specialized feature that allows the player to zoom in front of the competition via turbo boost or maybe even destroy a foe with very few ultimate weapon-style shots. You can even ride a strange monster-thing that's best described as an ugly cross between a Tauntaun and a girl-friendly Dewback.
If you crave a little more humanity in your battles, players can find themselves outside the cockpits of their vehicles too. Though it can't be done at anytime during a mission, nor does it take priority over the craft-based gameplay, it's still a cool little extra to toy with. Despite the fact that we couldn't find a block button when running through a mass of Battle Droids, we were privy to a couple of classic lightsaber slashes and even the "throw" command borrowed from Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast. It builds quite an effective amount of tension, and would help break monotony if there is any.
To keep that from happening, your goals have been as varied as possible. Requiring you to do everything from seek and destroy missions to common escort requests, plus the classic task of defending your base against all enemy intruders. In fact the final version will have multiple objectives per stage, and if you multiply that by the 16 stages and six worlds, you've got an awful lot of potential. Even the plans for the six boss characters are cool, with huge multi-piece tanks and a triad of specially trained customized warriors out to stop our beloved Jedi.
Our favorite feature of all perhaps, was the included hotseat multiplayer mode. Encouraging up to four players at once (two in the build we demoed) to throw off the gloves and slug it out Qui-Gon style, the depth of The Clone Wars continues to expand.
Broken across 14 large maps, players can participate in four different types of competitive contests. The first of which is the ever-popular "Deathmatch" mode that's all the rage in first-person shooters nowadays. A simple bout that sees who can kill the other guy the most in the given period of time, it's scary to think that the entertaining staple is actually the least satisfying of the bunch. Especially when optioned with the excellent "King of the Hill" feature which boils down to map control and who can keep their sections the longest. There's even a "Jedi Academy" selection that pits human opponents against a definitive goal to see who can rack up the highest amount of points in the given amount of time.
The mode to end all modes however has to be "Conquest". The perfect amalgamation of action and RTS that we mentioned earlier, it's a feature that when completed could have us lining up for blocks. Structured in a similar way to 'King of the Hill', each player is assigned either a Red Base or a Blue Base. Once determined, the victor is established by destroying the other person's fortress. It sounds simple enough, but ends up to be much more complex than you'd think.
Scattered between the bases are outposts that can be inhabited by your
vehicle, with the amount of time you spend inside of it determining what bonuses you receive. Ten seconds will build you a turret to fend off enemies, while 20 will get you a second. Maintain your position for
approximately 40 seconds and your area will be completely enveloped by four laser towers, shooting at anything that doesn't belong to you. Remain inside for even longer, and your outpost will begin to build NPC units to assist you in your seizure of the other player. Combine that scenario with a multitude of outposts throughout the level and dozens of enemies from both sides going at it at once, and The Clone Wars' fun factor rockets through the roof.
You can even dictate what types of actions you'd like your amassing army to take. Just as many sports games have done when adopting their on-the-fly formation strategies, a quick tap of the directional pad in one of the four directions will command your units to carry out one of four orders (Attack, Break Formation, Defend, and Regroup). Oh, and for the worrisome, you can do that in a single player game too.
Visually, the pre-beta demo we played is every bit as enticing as the gameplay, sporting a rock-steady frame rate and lighting effects galore. With additional particle effects like metallic gibs, broken structures, and decimated weaponry littering the battlefield like some sort of World War II expose. Set to support progressive scan, a true 16:9 mode, and Dolby Pro Logic II, the John
Williams-scored atmosphere screams Star Wars with every inch of its fiber.
Scheduled for retailers in the late days of October, Star Wars: The Clone Wars is quickly setting an expectation we hope it can live up too. Bright, loud, and a heap of unfinished fun, the gaming public deserves nothing less. Stay close for more.
Augustus wordt heel magertjes... September wordt
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jaaaa!!!!!Op vrijdag 26 juli 2002 23:19 schreef Phydomir het volgende:
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Augustus wordt heel magertjes... September wordt
. ) en die was het wachten zeker ruim waard
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en het is ook zo:
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Als je toch al voor GC gekozen heb, koop het dan voor de spellen die in deze 8 topics allemaal genoemd zijn. En check de spellen vanaf september
... DAAROM!
en idd vanaf september word alles supervet. weet niet of deze al voorbij was gekomen maar toch leuk.
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