Каскадный · [ Стандартный ] · Линейный Star Fox Zero, Новый СтарФокс от Миямото и Platinum!

[Hellrazor]

Еще один поделился:

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[dimm0505]

Еще кто-то попробовал демку:

I went to the Nintendo World Store this past weekend and they had a playable demo of Star Fox Zero that I got to try out. Corneria was the demo level and it was very similar to the opening level of Star Fox 64. As soon as I started playing, the game felt like a much improved version of the classic Star Fox 64 that I remembered. I’m very happy with the direction Star Fox Zero is headed as it feels like a true sequel and addition to the franchise.
While waiting in line to play I immediately noticed that Star Fox Zero looked much better to me live and in-person than it ever did through screenshots or videos I had seen online. I was pretty surprised with how clear and crisp everything looked and how good the water looked at the start of the level. I’m not a graphics nut at all, but I admit the presentation at E3 was a little underwhelming, however after seeing it in person I have no concerns about the visuals.
I was worried about motion controls in Star Fox because I’ve never really been a fan of motion controls for anything beyond Wii Sports or smaller uses like in No More Heroes or Super Mario Galaxy. When I first started playing I thought to myself that the controls didn’t feel “that bad”, but the more I played into the level the more I got used to the controls and better it felt. It wasn’t until late into the demo that I realized I could use ZL to focus on particular enemies (would’ve been nice to know sooner) and by the time I was in the free-range area at the end, I had a pretty good feel for the motion controls. Using the cockpit view to shoot turrets in the final boss fight was very smooth and I think more preferable than using the standard joystick. Using the right stick to somersault, and barrel roll worked flawlessly, and the new addition of transitioning in and out of the walker worked very smoothly too. Taking out the land-based enemies with the Walker made sense and didn’t feel forced or gimmicky. Also important to me is that you could still hold the fire button and lock-on to enemies and release a homing shot that would kill the locked on enemy and any surrounding enemies, creating a combo (like Star Fox 64).
While playing the demo, the Nintendo rep gave me some information on the game, he told me there are alternate paths in all of the levels (they were closed off in the demo though). The Nintendo rep also informed me that every boss will have a “secret” way to kill them. In the boss fight that I played you could shoot the turrets located in several spots on the boss to take them down the normal way, or going the secret way you could shoot off one of the turrets and reveal an opening into the core of the boss. I took the secret way and flew inside of the boss, then switched over to the walker-form. While in walker-form I went into the core area of the boss and shot another section in the center and it all blew up. The rep told me that when defeating a boss the regular way you get “Mission Complete” when you defeat the boss the secret way you get a “Mission Accomplished” and a different cut-scene.
Overall I'm happy with the direction Star Fox Zero is headed and it looks like it will be a great addition to the Star Fox franchise. It has the potential to revitalize the series and introduce it to a new audience while keeping it's fundamentals. Basing the game off of one demo level is tough, but from what I saw the visuals are great and the motion controls seem like they work well, I'm excited to play more of it when it comes out!

[dimm0505]

Новый видосик, показан геймплей с разных планов:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUN0-KXch88

[AleriF]

Всё не так плохо, хотя и не так уж хорошо. Но больше всего меня смущает размер элементов интерфейса... Как будто прямиком с 3DS или игр позапрошлого поколения.

[dimm0505]

Детальное интервью чуваков из команды StarFox-а с Polygon:

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In a new article coming from Polygon, Nintendo’s Yugo Hayashi and PlatinumGames’ Yusuke Hashimoto discussed Star Fox Zero in-depth. That includes talk about the project’s origins, amiibo, how it’s not a remake, the importance of the GamePad, and more.

We’ve rounded up a good amount of Hayashi and Hashimoto’s comments below. You can find some additional comments from the developers over on Polygon.

On how Star Fox Zero’s concept was born out of Miyamoto/other Nintendo EAD members experimenting with ways to use the GamePad differently…
“Initially we were kind of doing a project along with Mr. Miyamoto where we were looking at a way of using the television and the GamePad in different ways as kind of an experiment,” said EAD’s Yugo Hayashi, one of the directors on the game. “We came up with this idea of having an overall view of the action on the television while having a first-person shooting view on the GamePad and playing around with that. We thought there was a good kernel of a game there and we thought it was something we could use to build a Star Fox title around.” – Hayashi

On how Nintendo reached out to Platinum after determining they didn’t have enough staffers to make the game internally…
“Internally, we thought we maybe didn’t have enough resources to make it. So we started looking outside for a good fit. We already had some relationship with Platinum Games and in thinking about who would be be a good company to make a Star Fox game, obviously Platinum Games are very good at making action games, they’re very good at making games that are visually exciting. So we thought they would be a perfect fit.” – Hayashi

On how having an objective and first-person shooter view was already done when Platinum saw the game…

“When I was getting into the project it kind of started up for me as how do we use this to make stages that will be fun to play. How do we create extravagant, exciting situations. Basically, as the development has gone forward it has been the two teams passing it back and forth and talking about that kind of thing.” – Hashimoto

– Hashimoto said that while working within the framework of Nintendo’s ideas, the studio was still able to inject its own take on the title
– He knew the studio succeeded at doing that the first time he saw the boss battle in the first level Corneria mission of the game
“When you get to the boss and it switches to the target view and you have that kind of extravagant cinematic view, flying around the boss with a first-person view. That was the first time I thought we were kind of getting at what I hoped to achieve with this project. I think the reason for that is because it’s a cinematic scene, a cinematic effect, but you’re able to control it and create these kind of action moments while flying around in the way you attack.”

On co-op…
“We wanted to have a co-op mode where basically one person could handle flying the vehicle, while another person handles shooting. So, if you had a situation where a parent was playing with their child and the child was having a tough time with the game, the parent could handle flying the vehicle with a nunchuk and Wii remote and the child could just enjoy targeting and shooting things on the GamePad.” – Hayashi

On how the cooperative mode will change as well, depending on which vehicle you’re in…
“If you are using the Gyrowing and you drop down the Direct-I, the GamePad is controlling the Direct-I but the person who is flying the Gyro can still fly around, so you’ll get these situations where you are yelling at the person flying saying, ‘You need to go a little more to the left,’ or ‘You need to drop down lower to let me get in here.'” – Hayashi

On amiibo…
“There are no current plans for DLC. But one thing we would like to mention is that the Fox and Falcon amiibo that will be out will be both supported when the game comes out. We can’t get into specifics about what it will be. But we do want to say that it’s not like there will be any big content locked behind the amiibo, it’s more like if you have the amiibo you’ll get something cool. Not new stages or anything like that.” – Hashimoto

On how it’s not a remake of the original…
– Won’t have a “more expansive story”
– The game will be a “pure adventure where [Fox McCloud] and company can explore these new planets. And all of the planets, in terms of the names, will be places you’ve seen before. But what happens there and unfolds there will be completely different.”

“The way the action of the game unfolds is kind of what drives the stories in Star Fox. Because the action will unfold in very different ways in this game thanks to the different controls, the story will unfold in a different way too.” – Hayashi
On how the game is really a parallel story to that original game…
“I guess the way to think of it is that we’re using the same setting and world as [Star Fox] 64, but we think of this as a parallel dimension of kind of version of what happened. That’s why the game is called Zero.” – Hashimoto

On how Star Fox Zero is an important part of educating gamers about the value of that GamePad’s second screen…
“Splatoon has gyro-shooting using the GamePad itself, and then Mario Maker, uses the GamePad to aid the creation of the stages. Along with those titles, we want to be one of the titles that is really making the case for the GamePad. We have that objective view and that first-person view and we’ve kind of used those together in an interesting way. I’d like to think that we’re part of this group of titles that is really justifying the GamePad.” – Hayashi

“It’s very important to me to within the shooting genre to be able to create something, create a new way of playing that we haven’t done before.” – Hashimoto
“I do think that people have started to understand what’s cool about the GamePad, and I hope with the coming titles we’re able to continue to build on that.” – Hayashi

“Until you get your hands on the game and you’re able to play a game like Star Fox Zero and see how the two screen structure works, I think it is difficult to understand. When you are doing something new, and people just hear about it, it’s hard to understand, but now with titles like Splatoon and Mario Maker we’ve created games that allow people to understand.” – Hayashi

On how the experience of using the GamePad in Star Fox Zero is something “really, really new”…

“The feeling of being able to fly around on the television feels really good and then you have a totally different feeling on the GamePad, in terms of flying around and shooting. Being able to do those two things at the same time, is not something I’ve ever seen before.” – Hashimoto

Почему они в любой статье или интервью жалуются на недостаток ресурсов? Делают три игры и все им не хватает =) Чем у них EAD-ы занимаются?
http://www.polygon.com/2015/6/29/8853057/s...-zero-interview

Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Вторник, 30 июня 2015, 08:08

[Oreanor]

почему же не спросили про графоний?

[madmonkey]

учитывая что это полигон, более интересно - почему не спросили почему мало негров

[Oreanor]

там же про животных - в прошлых частях были обезьяны, точно помню.

[madmonkey]

дык для полигона это никакого значения не имеет

[AleriF]

А ведь вполне могли сделать графику как на промо-картинке: http://u.kanobu.ru/screenshots/50/feb10e5b...82afdcf63e7.jpg

Не хватает мне для восприятия этой игры такой постановки.

Сообщение отредактировал AleriF - Среда, 01 июля 2015, 22:07

[Rikimaru]

А ведь вполне могли сделать графику как на промо-картинке: http://u.kanobu.ru/screenshots/50/feb10e5b...82afdcf63e7.jpg

Картинка ray-tracing ом была получена эта.

[AleriF]

Я не говорю про 1 в 1 такую же картинку на ровно тех же технологиях. По восприятию того же уровня вполне можно было бы добиться.

[dimm0505]

Вот бы какого Старфокса =)

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[AleriF]

Да уж. Но чувствую, N на такое не решится никогда. Следующий римейк сделают в стиле первой части, «в лучших традициях серии»

[dimm0505]

Еще один hands-on (показано, что происходит на геймпаде):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-URL5mK7XsU

[dimm0505]

Отмененный Geist Force на Dreamcast-е. Чо-то он мне сабж до боли напомнил =))
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV4OWz1bBiI

[dimm0505]

Хорошая демонстрация:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gV5D2Qw1Rk4

[Seer]

Гугл готовится к выходу старфокса Если ввести "do a barrel roll", то страница провернется.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7IJIqsgqzg

[AleriF]

Этому приколу много лет.

[Мирослав]

Хорошая демонстрация:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gV5D2Qw1Rk4

Может кто-то обьяснить сможет. Я как-то думал, что серия SF - это такой спейсшутер с сюжеткой.

когда я смотрю ролики Зеро я там не вижу вообще ничего. Вот просто совсем. Я не понимаю, чем занимается игрок на экране, если не считать бессмысленной пальбы по совершенно топорным врагам и энваренменту, который вообще будто пришел с игры для iPad пятилетней давности.

Это так и надо, игра про что-то другое? Или это просто ролики такие идиотские снимают?

PS - ни в одну игру серии не играл, ибо начал интересоваться Nintendo когда она новых фоксов перестала делать. А римейки были с жуткой графикой.