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The scene is designed for cinematic camera moves and a photographic look. He only just misses twatting me round the nose with a particularly nasty-looking hooking slap-like movement. There will be 18 - yes, count them, 18 - weapon types for you to vaporise, maim, injure or miss your enemies with. Then there arc the more exotic killing machines, such as a biomechanical leech gun, which transfers health from your enemies to you, robotic killer hunter drones and an assortment of energy weapons that Mike is reluctant to talk about yet.
Which is a shame. If you introduce vehicles, you wind up with large, sprawling levels that feel great for driving around but not so good for walking. We wanted much tighter spaces," he explained. After spouting a stream of thanks to everyone and randomly spewing out phrases like, "Ground-breaking, totally ground-breaking," while slapping passing strangers on the back and grinning idiotically from the high was still on, I made my way out of the building and into a waiting cab which had been ordered for me.
While the world, his wife and a few rather fat gentlemen were raving about Doom III, the fact remains that you can't tell much about a game from a minute video.
The Matrix looks good on a big screen but you're not going to get anywhere plugging a mouse and a keyboard into the projector and attempting to change the outcome.
So, while id and its merry bunch of programming pranksters ready their beast for the next public showing, we reckon that Unreal II was the hottest playable property at the show. While setting up a mission Mike explains that the game contains 30 levels split over 13 different combat missions but that narrative is all-important.
These missions might involve completely different tactics and scenarios, but the central driving force is the story. After each mission is complete you go back to your ship, the Atlantis, and interact with the characters on board which fleshes out the plot and throws you a few curve balls to contend with. Aida, your dashing Intelligence Officer continues: "We believe they have found an artefact and are about to take it off-world.
We are cloaking in one day ahead of a marine attack force, our mission is to gather intel only. Do not get close enough to be detected. Do not engage in combat. The station is guarded by Sinarki ghost warriors who have no love for us at all. Cue big gun battles where the Al is showing promise if not its true potential.
Before we were whisked out Mike showed us part of another mission, one that illuminated the differing styles of gameplay Unreal II is set to offer. The Atlantis is damaged and you have to set down for repairs on a planet. Where most shooters are attack, attack, attack, it seems that Unreal II is going for attack, narrative, teamwork, defence, character interaction, attack. Not only are the locations that you visit visually very, very different If it gets released this side of Christmas of course.
Unreal II is one of the best games in the series. It is a 1st person shooter game, which was first created by Legend Entertainment. The game was released by a company name Infogrames.
This game came out for Microsoft Windows. The games allow players single-player game mode, and multiplayer expansion. The player is in control of retired Marine John Dalton, a Marshal of the Terran Colonial Authority who has the duty of patrolling secluded areas of space away from the nearest action.
The duty of the retired Marine is to come back to actions to recover an ancient artifact containing seven pieces, which when assembled, would make a dangerously powerful weapon. Like various other first-person shooter games , the storyline follows an already set specific path with the player going to different planets all in the search of the ancient artifact.
The layout of every stage is set in a linear way, in which there are certain puzzles to be solved and keys to be found. Initially, Unreal II was only available in a single-player mode until a multiplayer expansion was added into the game, which was called as Expanded Multiplayer. In this, you can order your squad of retired marines to protect your base that has been destroyed. Rescue any survivor who has been stuck from an alien attack.
The player is given a single aim, with a daunting list of targets; he has to be prepared for anything. The players are also given the options of adding any additional level in their game modes. The game futuristic visuals plunge into a host of alien worlds filled with amazing environment and intense action. You feel fully immersed in the game, as you the 3D sound in the background, envelops you in the strange alien tongue chatter. In the multiplayer mode, there are two teams available, from which the players choose either red or blue.
In order to advance further in the game, generators are required. As they are in control of the weapons, vehicles, and other added features. The map showcases the generators that each team can hack to deliver energy. In the game, there are two sources of Energy.
Out of all the games that we saw at E3, this was without a doubt the best looking, which is no small feat considering the opposition. Fortunately that wasn't the only thing which impressed us about this stunning shooter. From what we were shown, Unreal 2 is looking like a genuine contender to Half-Life 's rather large crown.
However, before we delve into details about its superb gameplay, let's get all the blurb about how great it looks out of the way first. The screenshots that you see on the opposite page are all in-game.
Yes, you read it right the first time, they're in-game, and having seen it up and running first hand, we can assure you they look even more impressive on screen, as the animation of each character is nothing short of breathtaking. OK, that's enough about such shallow aesthetic pleasures. After all, gameplay's the most important thing right? Stop gawping will you. And for goodness sake wipe that foam away from your mouth. That's better. Right, on to the gameplay then.
You play a Terran Colonial Authority Frontier Marshal, which as well as being a real mouthful to say, is also a position of great authority in the 24th century. Having travelled to distant parts of space, humankind has set up colonies, and you're the sheriff of one of them. Backing you up are three crew members, including the shapely Aida, who gives you guidance during your missions, which include rescuing hostages and assaulting enemy bases. The story revolves around a feud between five alien races, which are fighting it out for possession of a bunch of ancient artefacts.
Caught in the middle of this ruck, it's up to you to defend your charges and make sure that these artefacts don't fall into the wrong hands. Although we didn't see any during the presentation, we were promised that plenty of FMVs would help move the plot along, as well as ingame cut-scenes, and best of all interaction with NPCs, where you'll be able to choose your response.
What excited us most of all though, was the dynamic universe that we were shown. Not only are all the backdrops more eye-popping than a fork in the eyeball, they're full of alien life which adapts to your actions. We were eagerly shown how you can stumble across alien skirmishes in which you can intervene, even going as far as choosing which side you want to help out. As for the battles, they're not only frantic, but also full of highly intelligent opponents who use evasive manoeuvres not too dissimilar to the bots from Unreal Tournament.
On top of this we were shown some of the 15 weapons that will be available to you.
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