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Kane & Lynch: Dead Men
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AshaRi
L09: Professional
Hm, die deutsche Synchro scheint extrem gut zu sein von dem Ding ... mwah, wenns doch nur nen online coop hätte ...
Kiera
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Die Preview bei Giga ist bis jetzt ganz OK. Grafisch ist das Spiel definitiv kein Next Gen aber wie schon gesagt wurde die Atmo die rüber kommt ist einfach der Hammer.
Wird sich jedenfalls mal gekauft
Wird sich jedenfalls mal gekauft
daMatt
L20: Enlightened
Ja leider. Aber man kann nicht alles haben. ;-) Wenn ich dafür an das erfrischend neue (naja relativ
) "fragile Alliance" denke. Das könnte lustig werden..Hoffentlich wird dieses Innovation von den Spielern belohnt. Wenn ich da bspw. an den eigentlich ganz guten, aber total vernachläsgten MP Mode von Stranglehold denke...
AshaRi
L09: Professional
Ganz ehrlich, ich kann mir net vorstellen wie der MP-Mode public funktionieren soll. Das wird doch so oder so darauf hinauslaufen, dass sich am Ende alle über den Haufen ballern. Bin ich mir doch ziemlich sicher ... kann mir auch vorstellen, dass man da ziemlich schnell gefrustet is. Da hätt ich doch lieber nen Coop gehabt, als den MP. Wird wohl auch net grad ein Megaseller das Spiel ...Ja leider. Aber man kann nicht alles haben. ;-) Wenn ich dafür an das erfrischend neue (naja relativ
Hoffentlich wird dieses Innovation von den Spielern belohnt. Wenn ich da bspw. an den eigentlich ganz guten, aber total vernachläsgten MP Mode von Stranglehold denke...
Kiera
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daMatt
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Hmm, klingt irgendwie nicht so prickelnd. Ich freu mich eigentlich seit Monaten auf den Titel, aber die Hiobsbotschaften in Form leider nur mäsiger Bewertungen häufen sich immer mehr. So langsam krieg ich meine Zweifel ob ich es wirklich zum Vollpreis kaufen soll... :/
Biermensch
L14: Freak
alles geht anscheinend den bach runter erst AC, jetzt kane & lynch
, ich warte mal noch einige reviews ab. zum glück gibt es noch den klempner auf den ist wenigstens verlass
, ich warte mal noch einige reviews ab. zum glück gibt es noch den klempner auf den ist wenigstens verlass
Kiera
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alles geht anscheinend den bach runter erst AC, jetzt kane & lynch
Also in der Gamepro ist es ja gut weggekommen^^
Und auf Mario ist immer Verlass^^
daMatt
L20: Enlightened
alles geht anscheinend den bach runter erst Manhunt 2, AC, jetzt kane & lynch
Fixed... ^^;
Auf der anderen Seite könnte ich das Geld, welches für K&L gedacht war dann in RE:UC investieren, das sich imho stark gemausert hat (und ironischerweiße mittlwerweile genau die Position in meine MW Liste mit K&L getauscht hat)....
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tastepolice
L12: Crazy
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ich gebe nicht so viel auf wertungen. mir machen auch spiele spass die keinen
aaa status haben.
kl wird dev gekauft, ob zum release weiss ich nicht, das kommt drauf an ob ich dann
alle anderen spiele durch habe.
lieber einen a titel der mich von thema anspricht als einen aaa titel den ich nur
spiele weil er aaa ist, aber das thema mich eigentlich nicht interessiert.
aaa status haben.
kl wird dev gekauft, ob zum release weiss ich nicht, das kommt drauf an ob ich dann
alle anderen spiele durch habe.
lieber einen a titel der mich von thema anspricht als einen aaa titel den ich nur
spiele weil er aaa ist, aber das thema mich eigentlich nicht interessiert.
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daMatt
L20: Enlightened
@ Taste...
Ist klar. Kaufen werd ichs mir auch im nächsten halben Jahr. Bei gehts eben auch darum ob Kane & Lynch gleich zum lang erwarteten Release gekauft wird oder eben doch erst als Budget.
Und ob dann eben ein andere MW Titel diesen Platz einnimmt. Bei mir wäre das dan Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.
Ist klar. Kaufen werd ichs mir auch im nächsten halben Jahr. Bei gehts eben auch darum ob Kane & Lynch gleich zum lang erwarteten Release gekauft wird oder eben doch erst als Budget.
Und ob dann eben ein andere MW Titel diesen Platz einnimmt. Bei mir wäre das dan Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.
Dominik_Baresi
L14: Freak
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/27908.html
Gametrailers Review, ich denke das werd ich mir kaufen, Story 9.0 das hört sich doch gut an, hat was das Spiel.
Gametrailers Review, ich denke das werd ich mir kaufen, Story 9.0 das hört sich doch gut an, hat was das Spiel.
Verdammt, nach dem Review bin ich jetzt doch interessiert. Hatte mal das Spiel mal in der 1Up Show gesehen und da machte es keine gute Figur.
Die Idee für den MP ist klasse und das Setting spricht mich als alter Heist Moviefan natürlich an. Mag auch den simplen Grafikstil sehr gerne. Aber jetzt erstmal SMG und ME und das Ding dann nächstes Jahr gebraucht für nen Zwanni.
Erinnern die beiden noch jemand ausser mir an die beiden Killer in DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER?
Die Idee für den MP ist klasse und das Setting spricht mich als alter Heist Moviefan natürlich an. Mag auch den simplen Grafikstil sehr gerne. Aber jetzt erstmal SMG und ME und das Ding dann nächstes Jahr gebraucht für nen Zwanni.
Erinnern die beiden noch jemand ausser mir an die beiden Killer in DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER?
von agent otaku@gaf
....I was busy last night getting OS on my comp back up as I did some recent upgrades...hence I didn't get any real time to play and post about it...
anyways... here goes...
So as I said before I'm playing this on the PS3
Presentation:
So here is an interesting observation about the overall presentation. I just recently got done playing Call of Duty 4. Quite honestly its a bit jarring to play anything that has a deliberate focus on presentation, as CoD4 really.....I mean, REALLY had a phenemonal one....from the Sound design, flow of scripted events, visual, etc....it was a tremedously consistant package.
So when I started Kane and Lynch, I was initially put off by...well honestly, just how jank the opening level is. Jank in the sense that its trying to place you into a heavily cinematic scenario the evokes being in a "crime spectacle," but the bits and pieces putting it together are just sorta there...
This whole sequence doesn't really gel and get off the ground as it should because of some little things. Like how the NPC AI is seemingly non-existant and their little scripted events don't quite play out like I'd imagine they should. Sound syncing is off as well so alotta times you'll see things transpire but the sound associated with them doesn't always accompany the actions your watching....one event in particular where Lynch kills a cop at the get go. Couple these things with having to become familiar with the controls (which are a bit different when compared to recent 3rd person shooters...more on that later) and a fluctuating framerate....you just have something that doesn't grab you like it should.....it just kinda happens and you move through it along your merry way...not really connecting with it...
...That was the initial level. Everything since then has been getting progressively more interesting and drawing you in as it should....though yes, the "van chase" is still lame
I'm at the nightclub (...already I know =/ ) and i'm trying to make my way out of it as right now so I'll throw up some more commentary on the presentation when I actually finish the game probably.
....and on a final note, back to Call of Duty 4...while I applaud it's overall flash, I was completely not connected at all to the world, settings or its characters....this is the complete opposite with Kane and Lynch as I'm already drawn into it so much more....
Visuals:
Okay back to the first level. Another thing thats initially quite striking is just how....well "plain" everything looks. This game IS NOT pushing the graphical envelope by any means (then again IO games never do...), but once you get over that you'll be quite alright....even the developers themselves have gone on record saying their game doesn't push shitons of shaders and such....the visuals are there to merely service the story.....and you know what, it succeeds
At first though, I was concerned that the PS3 version might have once again received the least amount of attention in regards to polish, as the framerate dips a few times during the first level....fortunately this is the only case as the latter levels have been pretty consistant with the framerate staying locked at 30fps for 95 percent of the time.
Judging from the extensive amount of footage i've watched of the 360 version, the PS3 sku is seemingly identical.....textures appear the same as do effects and such.
I love the character models of both Kane and Lynch and really feel the little touches add quite alot of personality to them...such as Kane's balding and nose bandage....or Lynch's "redneck in a suit" appearance...They're one of the highlights of the visuals and thats a good thing as your gonna be looking at them alot.
The levels I really am taking a liking too as well. You can tell the devs really put a good deal of emphasis on making the areas evoke the a very specific mood.... They feel genuine and real....even if they're plain....because well thats the point you see...
Sound:
Voice work is splendid as expected
Only real complaint here is that the music is actually WAAAY too fucking loud....but it is also ridicously fantastic!
I just had to dial it back to it match the levels of the dialog, sound, etc...so no biggy really
...and there where some sound sync issues as mentioned before, but its all good
....Jesper Kyd is just amazing though
Gameplay and controls:
....now onto those controls. Yes the cover system automatically kicks in when your next to a corner, but you know what, just like Gametrailers said, once you get it's kinks, you'll really start to like it I think....Its certainly not perfect, but when it works, you appreciate that its there and it one less button your thinking about pushing when you engaged in combat....besides when your not in cover mode, your still behind something anyway and you can see whats around you, whether your body is snapping to something or not....
Control response overall is good. Extras kudos to IO for really allowing you to tweak the analog settings like Starbreeze did with The Darkness...
You can calibrate acceleration and sensitivity for both the camera AND aim mode independently!
One large criticism I have to state is how I hate that they opted to use L2 and R2 "triggers" for shooting....I borderline despise when the devs do this as the buttons ...well just suck for shooting!....I think everyone who has a SIXAXIS knows this, so its unfortunate that its there, though I'm getting used to it....its just NOT responsive like it should be.
The actual shooting is solid. Though its not visceral in the Gears sense (weighty, meaty, etc). Its still satisfying and anyone who actually played Freedom Fighters....well it feels a quite similar, so thats okay!
Big question....YES squad control is there. I haven't progressed alot so far but you are manipulating your team. I'm glad its there (EGM = morons) and its seems streamlined enough, with having the options of telling your team to either "cover (move-to/hold an area), attack, or follow"
...also cool that one of your mates usually is the one carrying the extra ammo.
and the mechanic is in there for keeping them alive so thats good times as well...
So far the actual gameplay has been there, but there just hasn't been enough of it really yet as your moving to from story beat to story beat....So i'm hoping this changes later on as well as the difficulty ratcheting up, because its relatively tame right now.
Haven't played the MP at all so I don't have any impressions yet
so far though, I'm with Gametrailers review as the title definetly "feels" like its between a 7 and 8
The game is very charming in that it doesn't feel like it had a huge budget to begin with....just alotta passion from a small dedicated team who wanted to make something compelling
....I was busy last night getting OS on my comp back up as I did some recent upgrades...hence I didn't get any real time to play and post about it...
anyways... here goes...
So as I said before I'm playing this on the PS3
Presentation:
So here is an interesting observation about the overall presentation. I just recently got done playing Call of Duty 4. Quite honestly its a bit jarring to play anything that has a deliberate focus on presentation, as CoD4 really.....I mean, REALLY had a phenemonal one....from the Sound design, flow of scripted events, visual, etc....it was a tremedously consistant package.
So when I started Kane and Lynch, I was initially put off by...well honestly, just how jank the opening level is. Jank in the sense that its trying to place you into a heavily cinematic scenario the evokes being in a "crime spectacle," but the bits and pieces putting it together are just sorta there...
This whole sequence doesn't really gel and get off the ground as it should because of some little things. Like how the NPC AI is seemingly non-existant and their little scripted events don't quite play out like I'd imagine they should. Sound syncing is off as well so alotta times you'll see things transpire but the sound associated with them doesn't always accompany the actions your watching....one event in particular where Lynch kills a cop at the get go. Couple these things with having to become familiar with the controls (which are a bit different when compared to recent 3rd person shooters...more on that later) and a fluctuating framerate....you just have something that doesn't grab you like it should.....it just kinda happens and you move through it along your merry way...not really connecting with it...
...That was the initial level. Everything since then has been getting progressively more interesting and drawing you in as it should....though yes, the "van chase" is still lame
I'm at the nightclub (...already I know =/ ) and i'm trying to make my way out of it as right now so I'll throw up some more commentary on the presentation when I actually finish the game probably.
....and on a final note, back to Call of Duty 4...while I applaud it's overall flash, I was completely not connected at all to the world, settings or its characters....this is the complete opposite with Kane and Lynch as I'm already drawn into it so much more....
Visuals:
Okay back to the first level. Another thing thats initially quite striking is just how....well "plain" everything looks. This game IS NOT pushing the graphical envelope by any means (then again IO games never do...), but once you get over that you'll be quite alright....even the developers themselves have gone on record saying their game doesn't push shitons of shaders and such....the visuals are there to merely service the story.....and you know what, it succeeds
At first though, I was concerned that the PS3 version might have once again received the least amount of attention in regards to polish, as the framerate dips a few times during the first level....fortunately this is the only case as the latter levels have been pretty consistant with the framerate staying locked at 30fps for 95 percent of the time.
Judging from the extensive amount of footage i've watched of the 360 version, the PS3 sku is seemingly identical.....textures appear the same as do effects and such.
I love the character models of both Kane and Lynch and really feel the little touches add quite alot of personality to them...such as Kane's balding and nose bandage....or Lynch's "redneck in a suit" appearance...They're one of the highlights of the visuals and thats a good thing as your gonna be looking at them alot.
The levels I really am taking a liking too as well. You can tell the devs really put a good deal of emphasis on making the areas evoke the a very specific mood.... They feel genuine and real....even if they're plain....because well thats the point you see...
Sound:
Voice work is splendid as expected
Only real complaint here is that the music is actually WAAAY too fucking loud....but it is also ridicously fantastic!
I just had to dial it back to it match the levels of the dialog, sound, etc...so no biggy really
...and there where some sound sync issues as mentioned before, but its all good
....Jesper Kyd is just amazing though
Gameplay and controls:
....now onto those controls. Yes the cover system automatically kicks in when your next to a corner, but you know what, just like Gametrailers said, once you get it's kinks, you'll really start to like it I think....Its certainly not perfect, but when it works, you appreciate that its there and it one less button your thinking about pushing when you engaged in combat....besides when your not in cover mode, your still behind something anyway and you can see whats around you, whether your body is snapping to something or not....
Control response overall is good. Extras kudos to IO for really allowing you to tweak the analog settings like Starbreeze did with The Darkness...
You can calibrate acceleration and sensitivity for both the camera AND aim mode independently!
One large criticism I have to state is how I hate that they opted to use L2 and R2 "triggers" for shooting....I borderline despise when the devs do this as the buttons ...well just suck for shooting!....I think everyone who has a SIXAXIS knows this, so its unfortunate that its there, though I'm getting used to it....its just NOT responsive like it should be.
The actual shooting is solid. Though its not visceral in the Gears sense (weighty, meaty, etc). Its still satisfying and anyone who actually played Freedom Fighters....well it feels a quite similar, so thats okay!
Big question....YES squad control is there. I haven't progressed alot so far but you are manipulating your team. I'm glad its there (EGM = morons) and its seems streamlined enough, with having the options of telling your team to either "cover (move-to/hold an area), attack, or follow"
...also cool that one of your mates usually is the one carrying the extra ammo.
and the mechanic is in there for keeping them alive so thats good times as well...
So far the actual gameplay has been there, but there just hasn't been enough of it really yet as your moving to from story beat to story beat....So i'm hoping this changes later on as well as the difficulty ratcheting up, because its relatively tame right now.
Haven't played the MP at all so I don't have any impressions yet
so far though, I'm with Gametrailers review as the title definetly "feels" like its between a 7 and 8
The game is very charming in that it doesn't feel like it had a huge budget to begin with....just alotta passion from a small dedicated team who wanted to make something compelling
Phytagoras
L19: Master
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Hm....
Nach dem GT-Review zu urteilen find ich das Spiel grafisch irgendwie etwas.... detailarm. Die Texturen scheinen auch nicht sehr detailreich zu sein. Als wäre es ein GTA, nur ohne frei begehbare Stadt..
Nach dem GT-Review zu urteilen find ich das Spiel grafisch irgendwie etwas.... detailarm. Die Texturen scheinen auch nicht sehr detailreich zu sein. Als wäre es ein GTA, nur ohne frei begehbare Stadt..
BlackGun
L15: Wise
Bin mir grad am überlegen ob ich mir Call of Duty 4 oder Kane and Lynch holen soll...