Originally Posted by Inhert

wow nice teaser, it doesn't show up a lot though (but that's a teaser XD)

and can someone please tell me in which movie this music is played? this is really buging me XD

edit: oh i'm not sure but I think I remember, was it not in the movie 28days or something like that? a movie about zombies XD

Originally Posted by Inhert

lol yes that's the movie ^^ and you know what? I even have the soundtrack on my comp lol (silly me I should have check XD)

well here's the mp3 ^^

Originally Posted by Metal Sphere

Here's the first PS3 ad. The responses to this one have been mixed over on GAF, or rather the expected mixture of actual comments and shticks.

Originally Posted by Inhert

do you even bother reading this thread?? it was posted like 5 post earlier then this one >.>

Originally Posted by Carlos

I don't understand why people pay attention to whatever IGN says.

Its the same freakin' controller. The only differences are:

The L+R triggers are DEEPER, making easy for developers to have pressure sensitive triggers. Its not clicky like the previous controller, but I can live with the trigger's change. I do see the problem about the triggers, tho, it sticks out longer than the old controller, it feels a TAD bit uncomfortable; the triggers are longer than the old one, making it hard to switch from holding the controller normally, to moving the fingers to the triggers.

The D pad is no longer "slippery" its rough textured to boot. Of course, we've all been seeeing the "PS" button, the player LED's, and of course, the USB port.

However, I do agree with most on how wierd rumble is absent. Not too many developers are using the tilt sensitive controller at this point. Nope, not even the racing games are using it. Nope.

The only games that uses it, so far, is Warhawk (and lair according to some sources). I loved Warhawk's clouds, and level design. I'd love to see more developers using islands, and ships.

However, I feel different about the PS3 controller now, than I did at E3, wierd. Its as if, they altered something.

Originally Posted by SouthJag

His reviews clash with what I read in EGM this month (with Gears on the cover). They've said that numerous games are using the tilt sensor. Genji'll use the controller to perform a dodge, for example. They've also got Blazing Angels (pitch and yaw control), Marvel Ultimate Alliance ("be super" whatever the hell that is), Untold Legends (evade) and Motorstorm (steering) reported to use the tilt sensor.

Originally Posted by Carlos

I attended GameSpot's After Hours event.

I'm going to be editing this post for impression updates.

1.) There is a LED for USB ports, it will blink constantly, to tell you that the USB is in working order.

The PS3 is BLACK'er than any picture you've been seeing from time to time.

2.) Full Auto 2 is pretty much like the first one, but a little fun to boot. In fact, I like FA2 than the first one. The reflections are, for the most part, BEAUT. Beautiful.

3.) Gundam is suffering from TONS, and tons of framerate problems, and choppy animation. For the most part, its playable. I hope the framerate problems are gone by the game's release, because the controls - PERFECT for the game. PERFECT. Square and Triangle = your attacks, square fires, and triangle brings out the saber, might I add, that the saber EXTENDS, just like in the anime. X jumps your gundam, tap it twice, it will dash you. I forgot the Circle button's action, but you can do a lot in the wide-open terrain, you can fight another mech, or army tank, just take out your saber, slash 'em. When you slash your enemies, you can slash them to bits, little by little. That was cool.

4.) Ridge Racer 7, here it is, people..... the moment you've been wating for: Impressions. Impressions! :D

The control configuation takes a bit of time getting used to, but I don't like the steering as much as I like PGR's, however, this game will appeal to almost any type of racing fan, in fact, it features everything from drag racing, to DRIFTING, baby. DRIFTING. And it feels GOOD.

The graphics, beautiful. Sharp and beautiful. Some of the best effects, such as water on the road, there are lots of use of shadows. If you've played GT4, you've seen some of the sun effects. The reflections are a notch above Full Auto's.

5.) BioShock - Trailer 2 (belongs in Xbox 360/PC, but fuck it, I'm posting it here, ANYWAY!)

The Xbox 360 version were being played by the representives. I checked 3 times over, to see if it is the Xbox 360 controller, the console and the controller in front of my eyes, along with the VISUALS, dude! Whatever you've been seeing about Bioshock, better believe it...Trailer 1 is NOTHING compared to Trailer 2, bank on it.

I didn't believe my eyes, when the game was running. The graphics is BETTER than the trailers you've seen so far. In fact, it runs as smooth as 70fps, a few framerate drops, but that's it.

SPOILER ALERT!

6.) Darkness - This was also played by representives, on the Xbox 360 (might I add, a different kind of dev kit.)

My most anticipated game right now. If there was a next gen title to showcase the power of our two powerful consoles; PS3 and Xbox 360. This is it.

THIS. IS. IT. Bar None!

When you start the game, the game gives you this interactive prologue. In fact, you will go through a corridor/freeway. If you've played Half Life 2, you HAVEN'T seen SHIT. I promise you that.



This part has the whole crowd of people (which by the way is a group of ten/twenty people, not only that, there's a HUGE-ass line behind us. And, it should be) clamoring "oh shit!" This is one to watch.

The graphics, BEAUTIFUL, once you finish your car chase, you'll be in the city (they switched modes, etc) and all of this is standard first person shooter perspective, BUT, its not your typical FPS, in fact, it will SEPARATE itself from the pack of FPS because it allows you NOT only to use the weapons you pick up. But also the powers that is within' you. The fact that the environments are interactive, you can turn off the lights to turn into this, possession. The blood splattering, they did a great job paying attention to details, because the blood splatters are so realistic, that its unreal. Level design is great, too. In fact, you'll end up in the streets, its a sight to see.

Update: I was tired last night, so I didn't get the chance to post this. In the FPS mode, your actions are very realistic, if you go against a wall, your hands move, example, if you go against a straight wall, your hands go upward; in the demo's case, your guns look like its aimed for the ceiling, makes you feel like you're sneaking. At other times, like the corner, one hand stays on the wall, the other aims, and its movement sensitive, the closer you are to the corner, the easier it is to be invincible, and shoot your enemies. if you go further, it stays on the wall, but you will have a better view of the action, and the gun is in open space, leaving room for aiming at more enemies.

Originally Posted by immp

??? I guess they're saying the Wii isnt actually nextgen?

Originally Posted by JackyBoy

That sounds pretty accurate to me. That magic wand that sprinkles glitter dust as you move it about, which they call a controller, doesn't scream nextgen to me. The point is however, don't quote on me this, but if I understand correctly the PS3 will physically read PlayStation and PS2 media and then offers a Virtual Console type of thing on the side to make older games available to players interested in them.


Whereas Wii's backwards compatibility is the equivalent of: "GIVE US YOUR MONEY."