Lost Planet 2

Tai tuo labiau. Is kur man zinot, gal visas zaidimas bus toks padrikas, be pradzios ir 'nepirksiu' as jo del blogo ispudzio demuskej? Atrodo, kad per puse valandos sukurta demuske.

zmogau cia co-op demo kuri uzima tik kelis simtus MB.ko cia dar tiketis,parode labai ispudinga musi,parode kaip gali zaisti co-op.manau labai gerai kad butent tokia demuske,o istorijos demuskej tau niekas neparodys,ir net nereikia,istosija bus pilnoj versijoj,cia visis pamate kaip bus gali losti,ta jie ir norejo parodyt,ta ir pamatem, viskas labai cool.jei taip visas misijas galima losti su hebra tai

Lost Planet 2 Developer Chat

Chris C [cc_star], Senior Writer / Wednesday, August 26, 2009, 14:00

 

Despite the title not arriving on PS3 & 360 until sometime early 2010, Xbox Live gold subscribers already got the chance to try out the demo for Capcom’s Lost Planet 2 last week. US Playstation Blog’s Chris Morell got the chance to chat to Capcom’s Chris Kramer at Gamescom about Lost Planet 2, to discuss how the PS3 version was doing.

 

In the interview below Kramer talks about some of the issues surrounding the original and late arriving PS3 version of Lost Planet, explaining that it was one of Capcom’s first titles on the system and since then they “have definitely got a lock on the system” highlighting titles like Street Fighter IV & Resident Evil 5 as proof that Capcom have got to grips with the platform. On the subject of Resi 5 Kramer states that is was essentially running on v1.50 of the MT Framework (Capcom’s own cross-platform engine) and that Lost Planet 2 is running on v2.0 which has seen the engine rebuilt, made stronger and bigger and can really utilise the strengths of PS3 (we’re assuming that the Xbox version works perfectly as standard)

Screenshots from the PlayStation 3 version of the Lost Planet 2 co-op demo

taigi ps3 tures kitokia demo kaip matom,gal ilgesne,ir saip bus skirtingu vietoviu siek tiek..o tie slapi pavirsiai kaip visada atrodo nerealiai !!

Capcom Wrestles With Xbox 360 Disc Restrictions

The PS3's Blu-ray format offers developers plenty of space to fill. But the Xbox 360 doesn't use Blu-ray, it uses DVD. That makes things tricky if a studio is planning to release a multi-platform title like Lost Planet 2.

 

In a recent interview, Lost Planet 2 producer Jun Takeuchi said Capcom had to cut a significant amount from the game. When asked how development was going, he replied, "There wasn't especially any big trouble. More than those kind of difficulties, the edited content was way too much and dealing with that was more difficult than anything."

 

"This time, truly, the content that was cut was significant," Takeuchi added, "and at the end, we had to wrestle with disc space."

 

Takeuchi went on to expand on how difficult it was to make those cuts, saying that it was a situation in which the team was on the verge of crying as they shaved down their game to fit on the disk — though Takeuchi is most likely being facetious. The upside to these cuts? "I think we could be able to add that content at a later date as downloadable content." Everybody wins!

trumpai sakant Capcom turejo iskarpyti zaidima del x360 naudojamu DVD talpos,taigi galime veliau sulaukti keliu DLC,o gal to kas buvo iskirpta niekad ir nepamatysim siaip.na jei PS3 jiem duoda visiska laisve kurti,tai X360 juos gana stipriai sukausto kad viskas butu auksciausios kokybes ir dar tilptu i vargana DVD DL. na taip jau yra su tais multiplatforminiais zaidimais.

Ai tie kurejai tai toki tinginiai pasidare. Kiek kartu buvo sakyta, kas trugdo daryt 2-3DL? Nezinau ar kas nors turi dar Arcade versijas, nes visi turi bent 20gb hdd......

na tie kas turi 20GB HDD tai laisvos vietos neturi tikrai ten visiskai,idomu kas cia taip jau sake kurejam kad jie darytu 2-3 diskus,na kai kurie zaidimai ir yra keliuose diskuose,kas sudaro tik galvos skausma,suprantu rpg keliuose diskuose,bet tik ne tokio tipo zaidimus.