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PS3 Motorstorm
- Thread-Ersteller Rare Hunter
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MotorStorm Mouth Off
Producer of MotorStorm talks downloadable content, road rage and how the finished game will look as good as the original E3 trailer.
by Alex Simmons, IGN UK
UK, October 16, 2006 - Following last week's hands-on with the latest build of MotorStorm, IGN tracked down Simon Benson, producer at Evolutions Studios, to grill him over what gamers can expect to see in the final game.
IGN: The original MotorStorm E3 trailer looked incredible. How confident are you that the final version of the game will look as good as (or better than) that trailer?
Simon Benson: Obviously we are very proud of what we have achieved with the look of MotorStorm but, more significantly, we are proud of MotorStorm as a whole. The popularity of the trailer wasn't just down to the way it looked, but also the experience that it promised. We are confident that we have managed to translate the incredible moment-to-moment action of the original trailer into the game, which was by far the most challenging task. As for the visuals, people on forums are still looking at our latest screen shots and arguing over whether they are actually in-game shots or from another pre-rendered movie, so I guess that's the proof you're looking for.
IGN: You mentioned the latest build of MotorStorm is faster than the version we saw. What other improvements can we expect to see in the final game?
Simon Benson: Everything is now undergoing a major polish. You can expect more intelligent AI, which gets more brutal as the difficulty increases; a broader sense of contrast between stages, especially with the new lighting conditions; a refined and beautiful menu system; more speed and an incredible new vehicle select system. The 'death camera' system is being overhauled too so that players can enjoy their devastation to the fullest.
It's also worth remembering that on PS3, games continue to improve 'beyond the box' due to downloadable content and for MotorStorm, think bigger than just a few more cars and tracks, so the concept of 'final game' no longer really exists.
IGN: Aside from the cars and bikes in the TGS build of MS, what other vehicles will be playable in the game?
Simon Benson: Every type of vehicle you saw in the TGS demo is available to the player in the full version, so that's seven classes: 4X4s, bikes, big rigs, racing trucks, ATVs, rally cars and buggies. Each stage gives you a choice of vehicle and the challenge is to figure out how to win in that class against the others. The 'MotorStorm' events allow you to choose any class on a giant stage called The Grizzly. Plus the stages are crafted in such a way that each class can find better routes and exploit surface types that play to their strengths. We also have an AI matrix so that certain classes hate others, or are afraid of them, so ATVs are scared of trucks, but will brawl with bikers at any opportunity. Balancing all this has been a real challenge but has produced a truly unique racing genre.
IGN: What cool online services are you planning with game?
Simon Benson: We can't really say a lot right now, but imagine the brutal MotorStorm experience played out with your mates. What could be more fun than punching your best friend off his bike just before the finish line and watching him roll under the wheels of a big-rig driven by your brother - leaving you to take the gold! Also expect brand new tracks, vehicles, characters, game modes and possibly a few surprises available for download too.
IGN: Has the tilt functionality been implemented into the game as a serious control system or more a bit of fun?
Simon Benson: It did take a while to implement but it's more than just a trivial thing, you can get a lot out of it. Our feeling is that what we've done with tilt will be seen by some as the final MotorStorm challenge, whereas others will naturally adapt to it immediately. You know the way about half of gamers use the analogue stick and the other half use d-pad? We reckon that eventually it will be a third using the stick, a third favouring the pad and a third opting for tilt, so its inclusion is all about offering preferences. Besides, it'll be fun to see your mum trying to steer with it as they often tilt the pad anyway!
www.ign.com
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Producer of MotorStorm talks downloadable content, road rage and how the finished game will look as good as the original E3 trailer.
by Alex Simmons, IGN UK
UK, October 16, 2006 - Following last week's hands-on with the latest build of MotorStorm, IGN tracked down Simon Benson, producer at Evolutions Studios, to grill him over what gamers can expect to see in the final game.
IGN: The original MotorStorm E3 trailer looked incredible. How confident are you that the final version of the game will look as good as (or better than) that trailer?
Simon Benson: Obviously we are very proud of what we have achieved with the look of MotorStorm but, more significantly, we are proud of MotorStorm as a whole. The popularity of the trailer wasn't just down to the way it looked, but also the experience that it promised. We are confident that we have managed to translate the incredible moment-to-moment action of the original trailer into the game, which was by far the most challenging task. As for the visuals, people on forums are still looking at our latest screen shots and arguing over whether they are actually in-game shots or from another pre-rendered movie, so I guess that's the proof you're looking for.
IGN: You mentioned the latest build of MotorStorm is faster than the version we saw. What other improvements can we expect to see in the final game?
Simon Benson: Everything is now undergoing a major polish. You can expect more intelligent AI, which gets more brutal as the difficulty increases; a broader sense of contrast between stages, especially with the new lighting conditions; a refined and beautiful menu system; more speed and an incredible new vehicle select system. The 'death camera' system is being overhauled too so that players can enjoy their devastation to the fullest.
It's also worth remembering that on PS3, games continue to improve 'beyond the box' due to downloadable content and for MotorStorm, think bigger than just a few more cars and tracks, so the concept of 'final game' no longer really exists.
IGN: Aside from the cars and bikes in the TGS build of MS, what other vehicles will be playable in the game?
Simon Benson: Every type of vehicle you saw in the TGS demo is available to the player in the full version, so that's seven classes: 4X4s, bikes, big rigs, racing trucks, ATVs, rally cars and buggies. Each stage gives you a choice of vehicle and the challenge is to figure out how to win in that class against the others. The 'MotorStorm' events allow you to choose any class on a giant stage called The Grizzly. Plus the stages are crafted in such a way that each class can find better routes and exploit surface types that play to their strengths. We also have an AI matrix so that certain classes hate others, or are afraid of them, so ATVs are scared of trucks, but will brawl with bikers at any opportunity. Balancing all this has been a real challenge but has produced a truly unique racing genre.
IGN: What cool online services are you planning with game?
Simon Benson: We can't really say a lot right now, but imagine the brutal MotorStorm experience played out with your mates. What could be more fun than punching your best friend off his bike just before the finish line and watching him roll under the wheels of a big-rig driven by your brother - leaving you to take the gold! Also expect brand new tracks, vehicles, characters, game modes and possibly a few surprises available for download too.
IGN: Has the tilt functionality been implemented into the game as a serious control system or more a bit of fun?
Simon Benson: It did take a while to implement but it's more than just a trivial thing, you can get a lot out of it. Our feeling is that what we've done with tilt will be seen by some as the final MotorStorm challenge, whereas others will naturally adapt to it immediately. You know the way about half of gamers use the analogue stick and the other half use d-pad? We reckon that eventually it will be a third using the stick, a third favouring the pad and a third opting for tilt, so its inclusion is all about offering preferences. Besides, it'll be fun to see your mum trying to steer with it as they often tilt the pad anyway!
www.ign.com
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L04: Amateur
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- 25 Mai 2002
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neuer trailer zu motorstorm http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php?type=mov&id=14207
das spielt wird so geil! btw weiß jemand welches Lied da im hintergrund läuft?
das spielt wird so geil! btw weiß jemand welches Lied da im hintergrund läuft?
Darji
Gesperrt
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- 11 Aug 2006
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Neue gameplay videos. Ich weiß gar nciht, was manche Leute gegen den speed haben. Also ich finds schnell^^
http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/driving/motorstorm/media.html?sid=6160225
http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/driving/motorstorm/media.html?sid=6160225
DarthSol
L20: Enlightened
Ganz ehrlich: Motorstorm ist einer der wenigen PS3 Titel, denen ich mit Freude entgegen sehe. Das optische stimmt einfach, und das Fahrgefühl wirkt von Video zu Video besser. Normalerweise kann ich Autorennspielen nichts abgewinnen (der letzte Versuch damit liegt bei mir 10 Jahre zurück), aber das hier begeistert mich wirklich!
Wenn ich mir Ende nächsten Jahres eine PS3 holen werde ist dieses Spiel definitv dabei - vorausgesetzt, es gibt bis dahin nicht schon ein Motorstorm 2.
Wenn ich mir Ende nächsten Jahres eine PS3 holen werde ist dieses Spiel definitv dabei - vorausgesetzt, es gibt bis dahin nicht schon ein Motorstorm 2.
Cohen
L16: Sensei
DarthSol schrieb:
Das vielleicht nicht, aber wahrscheinlich ein über Online ausgebautes Motorstorm!
Bin schon gespannt wie es Sony handhaben wird, hoffentlich keine dreiste Abzocke!
Darji
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- 11 Aug 2006
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OMG wurden diese Videos schon gepostet?^^
http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/748/748488/vids_1.html
Sehr sehr nice
http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/748/748488/vids_1.html
Sehr sehr nice
DarthSol
L20: Enlightened
Danke für die Videos!
Das Schadensmodell ist wirklich geil! Die Videos machen richtig Laune, ich würde jetzt gerne mal das Spiel spielen. Zu schade dass wir noch so lange warten müssen!
Edit: Mal ne blöde Frage, aber man wird das Spiel ja schon auch offline gegen Kumpels spielen können, oder?
Das Schadensmodell ist wirklich geil! Die Videos machen richtig Laune, ich würde jetzt gerne mal das Spiel spielen. Zu schade dass wir noch so lange warten müssen!
Edit: Mal ne blöde Frage, aber man wird das Spiel ja schon auch offline gegen Kumpels spielen können, oder?
DarthSol
L20: Enlightened
Ich könnte mir vorstellen, dass es halt einfach unterschiedliche Areale mit unterschiedlichem Schwierigkeitsgrad geben wird im Canyon. So wie's beim Skifahren ja auch unterschiedlich schwere Skipisten gibt! 
LOL das wird ein spaß