War for Cybertron Extended Trailer!

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14th January 2010, 09:40 AM
k.wong23

With trypticon and omega supreme as characters how can it not be great? haha

Here's hoping that gameplay is not a P.O.S and a fanboy game.
14th January 2010, 09:45 AM
Bartrim

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Originally Posted by Vector Prime

I've lost count of how many times I've watched it already :o

Dunno, but that would be very cool... something like Gears of War but with TFs would be awesome :D

Same I've lost count of how many times I've watched it:o. I like the idea of a TF game run of the gears of war engine. That would totally rock.
14th January 2010, 09:48 AM
kup

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Originally Posted by Bartrim

Same I've lost count of how many times I've watched it:o. I like the idea of a TF game run of the gears of war engine. That would totally rock.

I could be wrong but I thought I heard somewhere that they were using the Unreal Engine.
14th January 2010, 10:07 AM
Bartrim

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Originally Posted by kup

I could be wrong but I thought I heard somewhere that they were using the Unreal Engine.

Yeah I just read that on the wiki. I'm not too familiar with it. What is everyone's general consensus?
14th January 2010, 10:30 AM
kup

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Originally Posted by Bartrim

Yeah I just read that on the wiki. I'm not too familiar with it. What is everyone's general consensus?

It's very good and flexible when it comes to implementation like all of it's predecessors. Arkham Asylum uses the Unreal engine for example.

Unreal Engine has become a bit of a standard in game developing due to its alleged flexibility. The Quake III and Doom 3 engines lost to it as an standard as they were much more limited when it came to large environments and multiple characters on screen.
14th January 2010, 10:43 AM
1AZRAEL1

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Originally Posted by kup

It's very good and flexible when it comes to implementation like all of it's predecessors. Arkham Asylum uses the Unreal engine for example.

Unreal Engine has become a bit of a standard in game developing due to its alleged flexibility. The Quake III and Doom 3 engines lost to it as an standard as they were much more limited when it came to large environments and multiple characters on screen.

Would be good to have the Unreal Engine, it works well. I recently bought the Unreal collection and haven't had a problem. Plus it's fun :p
14th January 2010, 01:24 PM
i_amtrunks

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Originally Posted by Bartrim

I don't know if Omega and Trypticon will be playable characters. I would say they would be boss characters like Tidal Wave in the Armada game on PS2

I too doubt they would be playable characters, but it'd be a nice (and fairly awesome) change if there was a level in each campaign where you could be the city formers, with a goal to destroy or defend an area from swarms of enemies.

Must resist urge to replay TF game on PS2, trying to finish Assassins creed II!
14th January 2010, 01:30 PM
5FDP

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Originally Posted by i_amtrunks

Must resist urge to replay TF game on PS2, trying to finish Assassins creed II!

Give in to your urge :D
15th January 2010, 02:11 AM
Autocon

restraining self till game footage/play
15th January 2010, 09:46 AM
Bartrim

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Originally Posted by i_amtrunks

I too doubt they would be playable characters, but it'd be a nice (and fairly awesome) change if there was a level in each campaign where you could be the city formers, with a goal to destroy or defend an area from swarms of enemies.

Must resist urge to replay TF game on PS2, trying to finish Assassins creed II!

That would be a pretty cool idea now that you mention it.

Give in to your urge... I already have. I'm also playing ROTF quite a bit too now:o
15th January 2010, 11:58 PM
griffin

IGN website have posted up screenshots from the trailer here.
16th January 2010, 03:50 PM
Tetsuwan Convoy

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Originally Posted by Paulbot

I continue to be impressed with the animator's take on what Cybertron looks like. I particularly love the way the surface of the planet transforms to create roads and more.

I was impressed by that as well. And the bit where cover for Bumblebee just flips up out of the ground. Could lad to some really cool level design going on there.

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Originally Posted by Firestorm

seeing cybertron transform itself to make roads was kinda strange though, not sure i like the idea of the ground suddenly changing while i'm standing on it

I think this may add some extra adge to the game. ALmost like destructable cover in way. It could force players to take risks. As I just finished Gears of War 2 the other day, as I thought back onmy experience, I realised that I spent most of my time a long way from the action with a sniper rifle, thereby missing out on the enjoyment that the chainsaw gun provides. That is until I was given a flamethrower!

Just think, how you would have to change tactics with a shifting landscape! Bring it on!

Excitement growing!:D:D:D

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