Also wenn das mal nicht geil aussieht!? :o Bin zwar nicht so der Strategie-Fan, aber Halo Wars ist halt für mich als Halo-Fan schon was Interessantes.
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MasterChief1976
L19: Master
also kein halo wars:
'Corporate Vice President of Microsoft Game Studios' Shane Kim gab nun in einem Interview mit unseren Kollegen von CVG.com bekannt, dass man den Strategietitel Halo Wars auf der Games Convention in Leipzig begutachten kann. Dies soll jedoch in einem kontrollierten Umfeld stattfinden.
Kim sagte dazu: Wir zeigen Halo Wars heute nicht auf den Microsofts Gamer's Day, weil wir uns zunächst auf andere Titel fokussieren wollen. Wenn wir einen Titel vorstellen, wollen wir ihn auch zeigen wenn er fertig ist. Wir haben von verschiedenen Spielen gelernt die wir zu früh vorgestellt haben, wie beispielsweise Too Human. Ich bin sehr aufgeregt über den Fortschritt von Halo Wars und es macht schon jetzt einen großen Spaß es zu spielen aber es ist noch nicht soweit, gezeigt zu werden.
Ob der kommende Echtzeitstrategietitel auch der breiten Öffentlichkeit vorgestellt wird oder nur der Presse ist jedoch noch nicht bekannt, wir werden euch jedoch auch weiterhin auf dem Laufenden halten.
quelle:
xboxfront.de
'Corporate Vice President of Microsoft Game Studios' Shane Kim gab nun in einem Interview mit unseren Kollegen von CVG.com bekannt, dass man den Strategietitel Halo Wars auf der Games Convention in Leipzig begutachten kann. Dies soll jedoch in einem kontrollierten Umfeld stattfinden.
Kim sagte dazu: Wir zeigen Halo Wars heute nicht auf den Microsofts Gamer's Day, weil wir uns zunächst auf andere Titel fokussieren wollen. Wenn wir einen Titel vorstellen, wollen wir ihn auch zeigen wenn er fertig ist. Wir haben von verschiedenen Spielen gelernt die wir zu früh vorgestellt haben, wie beispielsweise Too Human. Ich bin sehr aufgeregt über den Fortschritt von Halo Wars und es macht schon jetzt einen großen Spaß es zu spielen aber es ist noch nicht soweit, gezeigt zu werden.
Ob der kommende Echtzeitstrategietitel auch der breiten Öffentlichkeit vorgestellt wird oder nur der Presse ist jedoch noch nicht bekannt, wir werden euch jedoch auch weiterhin auf dem Laufenden halten.
quelle:
xboxfront.de
Tobi612
L03: Novice
Joa, bin sowiso kein Fan davon. Freut mich zwar für alle Halo und Strategen Fans das es nach C&C Tiberium Wars zu einem weiteren Strategie Titel für die 360 kommt. Aber ich werds mir nicht kaufen, da ich beides nicht so wirklich mag (Bis halt auf die C&C Reihe ^^)
Stollentroll
L15: Wise
Kontrolliertes Umfeld heißt was? Wieder nur Presse oder auch mal was für die normalen Gamer. Ich hoffe doch, es anspielen zu können, auch wenn Strategiespiele auf ner Messe eher schlecht kurz antestbar sind, aber mal sehen. Hoffentlich hab ich überhaupt die Möglichkeit dazu... 
klobrille
L15: Wise
Die GC wird echt immer wichtiger. Und das in einem Non-Gamer-Land wie Deutschland - unfassbar 
Germania
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Die GC wird echt immer wichtiger. Und das in einem Non-Gamer-Land wie Deutschland - unfassbar
Zwei Gründe:
1. Mehr oder weniger liegt Deutschland im Herzen Europas (besonders Köln ist für den ganzen Westen noch besser erreichbar).
2. Deutschland wandelt sich mehr und mehr von einer PC-Gamer zu einer Konsolero-Nation. Besonders das Casual-Gaming gewinnt immer mehr an Bedeutung, die Wii ist da neben der alten PS2 da der Vorreiter.
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Tobi612
L03: Novice
Das sagste aber auch nur, weil du da wohnst
Aber stimmt schon, Deutschland entwickelt sich immer mehr. Und man siehts ja an den Verkaufszahlen, was in Deutschland gezockt wird. PS2 und Wii / DS immer auf den ersten Plätzen. Das heißt schon was und für uns kanns ja nur positiv sein!
Das sagste aber auch nur, weil du da wohnst
Aber stimmt schon, Deutschland entwickelt sich immer mehr. Und man siehts ja an den Verkaufszahlen, was in Deutschland gezockt wird. PS2 und Wii / DS immer auf den ersten Plätzen. Das heißt schon was und für uns kanns ja nur positiv sein!
Nicht nur Deutschland.
Überall wird mehr auf Konsolen gezockt als auf PC´s.
Und dito das sehr positiv für uns ^^
Executer-Matze
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zwei neue Bilder (?):
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Ich bin mir nicht so sicher ob die neu sind, aber ich würde mal sagen ja.
Ich vermute mal das eine grosse vierbeinige Vehikel soll ein Goliath Panzer sein. Bei Halo 3 wirkt dieser viel bedrohlicher und cooler.
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Ich bin mir nicht so sicher ob die neu sind, aber ich würde mal sagen ja.
Ich vermute mal das eine grosse vierbeinige Vehikel soll ein Goliath Panzer sein. Bei Halo 3 wirkt dieser viel bedrohlicher und cooler.
bpc
Gesperrt
ist euch eigentlich mal aufgefallen das die Halo Wars präsentatom voll von der StarCraft 2
Präsentation abgekupfert ist? Ob nun der Sprecher, die Vorstellung der Einheiten und deren
Fähgikeiten oder sogar die präsenation der Ereignisse..
nur alles in kleiner und schlechter.
Präsentation abgekupfert ist? Ob nun der Sprecher, die Vorstellung der Einheiten und deren
Fähgikeiten oder sogar die präsenation der Ereignisse..
nur alles in kleiner und schlechter.
klobrille
L15: Wise
ist euch eigentlich mal aufgefallen das die Halo Wars präsentatom voll von der StarCraft 2
Präsentation abgekupfert ist? Ob nun der Sprecher, die Vorstellung der Einheiten und deren
Fähgikeiten oder sogar die präsenation der Ereignisse..
nur alles in kleiner und schlechter.
War die Halo Wars Präsentation nicht eher da? ;-)
bpc
Gesperrt
nein die SC 2 Präsentation war im Mai die von Halo Wars im August afaik
(nachdem mir das auffiel hab ich extra nachgeschaut).
(nachdem mir das auffiel hab ich extra nachgeschaut).
klobrille
L15: Wise
Sooooooooo, gute Nachrichten:
Halo Wars Monthly Update 05.20.08
Alpha Alpha Alpha
If you havent seen enough love from Ensemble Studios moderator Paragon lately, youre right. He, along with most of the company, has been spreading his love around by visiting a private set of forums that was set up for the Halo Wars Alpha. The Alpha has come to a close, so hes all yours once again.
The Alpha included several thousand Microsoft employees and a solid version of the game that allowed them to get online and play in multiplayer matches. This version of the game was limited to a brief tutorial and multiplayer. It was also limited to a specific set of units but it did give folks an idea of what we have in mind. The feedback that we got has given us a good idea of what was fun and where we need to spend our time in the months ahead to get things right. Were pretty happy that we did this now, as opposed to later in the project, so we still have time to make changes.
The highlight of the Alpha for me was playing the game with people outside of Ensemble Studios over Xbox Live and then reading their feedback in the forum. The team here at Ensemble was also jumping online to play with the Alpha testers, and we generally tried to take it easy on the new players since weve definitely played the game a lot more than anyone else. If they had a mic hooked up wed ask them what they thought of the game or answer any questions they might have. Id generally run a Warthog over to scout out my opponents base to see what they were building so I could gauge their skill level. In some games my Warthog would get tagged by a rather impressive army of Scorpions and Marines, revealing someone who had certainly been playing a lot. At that point the gloves were off!
In addition to the Alpha testers, it was also exciting to get some more feedback from the gang at Bungie. Showing them a build is one thing but having them jump on Xbox Live to play is another.
While we definitely found plenty of things to improve, we were very encouraged to see how well the control scheme was received by players. Everyone seemed to pick it up in short order and had units fighting across the map in no time, and we feel like weve got the game pointed in a great direction. The Alpha definitely confirmed a lot of the high level gameplay choices and design decisions that we have made to make an RTS game rock on the console.
GamePro
Look for some Halo Wars love in next months issue of GamePro Magazine. Some of you have already seen that they mentioned they were going to include some information on the game in an upcoming issue. The writer for the piece was here on Friday, May 2, and got to talk at length about the game with the designers, sound team, and producers. He also got to see a build of Halo Wars first hand. So keep an eye out for the June issue, it should be tough to miss with the trio of Spartans on the cover.
The Campaign
Outside of our multiplayer playtesting sessions here at ES, designer Jerome Jones has been organizing open playtest sessions for the single player campaign. Lately these have been taking place at about 6:30 in the evening, right after crunch dinners when were working a late night. Jerome makes the call inviting employees who have a bit of time or want to give their input to head to the 15th playtest lab. Each evening we play through a set of three scenarios, one to three or four to six, and give input as we play through them. Are the objectives clear? Is it fun? Bugs and suggestions are logged by Jerome or other designers who take our feedback.
These tests occurred every evening during our last couple weeks of crunching on this latest milestone. The campaign has come a long way since earlier this year, but scenarios are still being reworked based on feedback from these sessions. I played through scenarios four through six on two consecutive evenings, and each of the scenarios had a number of changes made to the timing of events, objectives, and language used in the voice prompts. The voice overs during the scenarios are often temporary recordings of Ensemble Studios employees reading lines, which can be a little funny when youre sitting next to the person whos annoying voice is telling you youre failing an objective, but these can be easily changed to refine the language used to keep the player informed of what they need to do. Once the wording is finalized, a professional voice actor with them be used to record the final dialogue.
The story for the campaign is not something that well be discussing in any depth, probably until the game hits the shelves, but we hope to introduce you to the characters involved and give you some idea of how everything gets to where you find yourself in scenario one.
On Demand...
Some of you noticed a screenshot of Halo Wars floating around the web that wasn't in our gallery. I believe it was from the OXM Australia feature earlier this year, and it has just been added to the screenshots section as ya'll have requested. It's available in a bit of a higher resolution than is available on some of the other sites out there. We hope you enjoy it!
That's all for the moment. Those of you who will be enjoying a long weekend later this week, have a good one!
Halo Wars Monthly Update 05.20.08
Alpha Alpha Alpha
If you havent seen enough love from Ensemble Studios moderator Paragon lately, youre right. He, along with most of the company, has been spreading his love around by visiting a private set of forums that was set up for the Halo Wars Alpha. The Alpha has come to a close, so hes all yours once again.
The Alpha included several thousand Microsoft employees and a solid version of the game that allowed them to get online and play in multiplayer matches. This version of the game was limited to a brief tutorial and multiplayer. It was also limited to a specific set of units but it did give folks an idea of what we have in mind. The feedback that we got has given us a good idea of what was fun and where we need to spend our time in the months ahead to get things right. Were pretty happy that we did this now, as opposed to later in the project, so we still have time to make changes.
The highlight of the Alpha for me was playing the game with people outside of Ensemble Studios over Xbox Live and then reading their feedback in the forum. The team here at Ensemble was also jumping online to play with the Alpha testers, and we generally tried to take it easy on the new players since weve definitely played the game a lot more than anyone else. If they had a mic hooked up wed ask them what they thought of the game or answer any questions they might have. Id generally run a Warthog over to scout out my opponents base to see what they were building so I could gauge their skill level. In some games my Warthog would get tagged by a rather impressive army of Scorpions and Marines, revealing someone who had certainly been playing a lot. At that point the gloves were off!
In addition to the Alpha testers, it was also exciting to get some more feedback from the gang at Bungie. Showing them a build is one thing but having them jump on Xbox Live to play is another.
While we definitely found plenty of things to improve, we were very encouraged to see how well the control scheme was received by players. Everyone seemed to pick it up in short order and had units fighting across the map in no time, and we feel like weve got the game pointed in a great direction. The Alpha definitely confirmed a lot of the high level gameplay choices and design decisions that we have made to make an RTS game rock on the console.
GamePro
Look for some Halo Wars love in next months issue of GamePro Magazine. Some of you have already seen that they mentioned they were going to include some information on the game in an upcoming issue. The writer for the piece was here on Friday, May 2, and got to talk at length about the game with the designers, sound team, and producers. He also got to see a build of Halo Wars first hand. So keep an eye out for the June issue, it should be tough to miss with the trio of Spartans on the cover.
The Campaign
Outside of our multiplayer playtesting sessions here at ES, designer Jerome Jones has been organizing open playtest sessions for the single player campaign. Lately these have been taking place at about 6:30 in the evening, right after crunch dinners when were working a late night. Jerome makes the call inviting employees who have a bit of time or want to give their input to head to the 15th playtest lab. Each evening we play through a set of three scenarios, one to three or four to six, and give input as we play through them. Are the objectives clear? Is it fun? Bugs and suggestions are logged by Jerome or other designers who take our feedback.
These tests occurred every evening during our last couple weeks of crunching on this latest milestone. The campaign has come a long way since earlier this year, but scenarios are still being reworked based on feedback from these sessions. I played through scenarios four through six on two consecutive evenings, and each of the scenarios had a number of changes made to the timing of events, objectives, and language used in the voice prompts. The voice overs during the scenarios are often temporary recordings of Ensemble Studios employees reading lines, which can be a little funny when youre sitting next to the person whos annoying voice is telling you youre failing an objective, but these can be easily changed to refine the language used to keep the player informed of what they need to do. Once the wording is finalized, a professional voice actor with them be used to record the final dialogue.
The story for the campaign is not something that well be discussing in any depth, probably until the game hits the shelves, but we hope to introduce you to the characters involved and give you some idea of how everything gets to where you find yourself in scenario one.
On Demand...
Some of you noticed a screenshot of Halo Wars floating around the web that wasn't in our gallery. I believe it was from the OXM Australia feature earlier this year, and it has just been added to the screenshots section as ya'll have requested. It's available in a bit of a higher resolution than is available on some of the other sites out there. We hope you enjoy it!
That's all for the moment. Those of you who will be enjoying a long weekend later this week, have a good one!
klobrille
L15: Wise
imported_Sigma_Lanze
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Ist die Steuerung ähnlich wie bei C&C, die war eigentlich ganz ok.
saruman
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@Klobrille: Coole Analyse des Bildes, danke. Ich glaube da hätte ich einiges übersehen
(btw.: Das Einschlagsloch halte ich nicht für dynamisch - dazu passt es zu gut in die Umgebung und ist zu groß - mit ein paar solchen Löchern könnte man sonst ja ein Terrain völlig unspielbar machen)
(btw.: Das Einschlagsloch halte ich nicht für dynamisch - dazu passt es zu gut in die Umgebung und ist zu groß - mit ein paar solchen Löchern könnte man sonst ja ein Terrain völlig unspielbar machen)
