Каскадный · [ Стандартный ] · Линейный Pokkén Tournament, Теккен с покемонами

[dimm0505]

Еще не могу понять для чего, но в игре будет режим Local Battle Mode, когда один игрок играет на TV, а второй на геймпаде (то есть каждый видит свою перспективу):

It has now been confirmed that the game has Local Battle mode. In this mode, Player 1 has to use the Wii U GamePad as their controller perspective on the GamePad indicating that Player 2 uses the TV screen as their perspective. You cannot use 2 of the HORI Pokkén Controllers to play the game in local multiplayer. We’ll bring more details on this as it comes

Зачем это нужно, как считаете? (может я не так понял?) Всегда два человека играли друг против друга за одним TV в такие игры. А тут еще получается, что с двумя HORI падами и не поиграешь в локальное мульти.

http://www.serebii.net/index2.shtml

[dimm0505]

Три новых перса подтверждены для юшной версии - Garchomp, Braixen и Mewtwo:

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https://twitter.com/SerebiiNet/status/68716...6774272/photo/1

[dimm0505]

Chandelure:

[dimm0505]

В игре будет 3 режима (а можно сказать 4):
-Single Battle - один человек на TV (60 fps), три уровня сложности.
-Local Battle - Один на TV, другой на Gamepad (здесь 30 fps)
-Online mode - по инету, с ранговой системой и состязаниями, тут все ясно. Но будет еще и LAN игра, на двух приставках локально, по LAN кабелю (а есть такой что-ли для Ю?).

Some modes have been announced for the Wii U version of Pokkén Tournament. First is the standard Single Battle, which has three different difficulty levels. Next is the previously announced local battle where one player plays on the GamePad and another with a standard controller. During this mode, the game will run at 30fps rather than the standard 60fps. Finally is the online mode which has rankings and competitions. It also states that you can use a LAN Cable to link two Wii Us.

– Single Battle: 3 difficulty modes
– This is a new mode on Wii U
– Local battle mode officially announced
– 30 FPS instead of 60 with local multiplayer
– Online mode
– this has rankings and competitions
– Can use a LAN Cable to link two Wii Us, where the game will run at 60fps

Новые скринчики с новыми персами:

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Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Пятница, 15 января 2016, 15:16

[Dr_Sato]

Ээээ а стори мод будет? Ну хоть какой-нибудь?
Чтот графен по сравнению с аркадой прорезан сильно, или мне кажется?

[dimm0505]

Ээээ а стори мод будет? Ну хоть какой-нибудь?
Чтот графен по сравнению с аркадой прорезан сильно, или мне кажется?

Что порезано то? Как ты по таким скринам углядел? =)

[dimm0505]

Стала известна точная дата выхода игры в штатах и Европе - 18 марта.

C одной амёбо-картой в комплекте:

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https://twitter.com/Pokemon/status/688014397051170818

[Hellrazor]

однозначно беру, картинка радует глаз))

[Hellrazor]

The Pokemon Company has announced a new championship for Pokken Tournament that will be held during the 2016 Pokemon World Championships in San Francisco. The fighting game is also set to appear at this year’s Evo 2016 tournament in July.

[dimm0505]

Трейлер Чучундры Chandela:
https://youtu.be/Rwlm5vNa9Ts

Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Воскресенье, 31 января 2016, 12:00

[dimm0505]

Туториальчик (на японском):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z81Bgyl_T-s

[dimm0505]

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Controller support
- Wii U Pro Controller
- Wii Remote + Classic Controller Pro
- Wii Remote
- Wii Remote + Nunchuck
- Wii U GamePad

Online aspects
- Online multiplayer
- Leaderboards

Download size - 4234.4MB

Battle Pokemon live never before in all-new, action-packed arena fights! Perform vivid Pokemon movies in all their glory with button combinations through an intuitive fighting system to unleash devastating attacks upon your opponent to become the Pokken Tournament champion!

Learn various fighting styles of Pokemon such as Pikachu, Charizard, Lucario, and more. Any fan will be able to learn and execute signature Pokemon moves with a press of a button. Turn the tide of battle by calling upon support Pokemon to assist, and unleash devastating attacks to KO your opponent.

Battles await, and it’s up to you to claim the title of Pokken Tournament champion!

[dimm0505]

New Support Pokémon & Wii U Features:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Jddd0TI4Mg

DLC не будет ((( По крайней мере пока нет таких планов:

With the case of Pokken Tournament, The Pokemon Company has stated that there are no plans to release DLC. I mean, there are no plans right now, but I guess that could change!

[dimm0505]

32 минуты геймплея:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kpua7ioGjcA

[dimm0505]

В Ю версии будет лига Ferrum, новые режимы и другие, эксклюзивные для домашней консоли фичи:

The Ferrum League is a feature exclusive to the Wii U version. Beating stages adds more support Pokemon and battle areas. There are four ranks to this league: Green League, Blue League, Red League & Chrome League. It takes place in the Ferrum region. In this region, Resonance Stones link people and their Pokémon. In this game, players can customise their player character’s gender, skin colour, hair and so forth.

There are various trainers you will encounter. Nia helps players navigate the world, and she chose Weavile. There are also trainers who exist only in the Wii U version who are tough to beat. Travis with his Garchomp, Keith with his Suicune and Erin with her Braixen

New modes have been revealed. Practice Mode is where you get to test your skills with no time limit or health. Free Training allows you to train freely. Combo Dojo will teach you various combos for the Pokémon.

There’s also the My Town mode where you can alter your character’s appearance and clothing by spending the in-game currency, PokéGold

For the Support Pokémon, Cubone uses Bonemerang which is a quick long range attack that hits multiple times and brings opponents to you.

Diglett uses Dig which makes it easy to land combos when the opponent has been hit. Magneton uses Tri Attack which aims upward. It lowers opponents’ Speed & Attack and is good against jumping opponents. Quagsire uses Mud Bomb. It is effective on players on the ground and damages even if guarded against.

Espeon uses Morning Sun which removes status conditions as well as healing Hit Points. The less time on the clock, the more it raises. Finally, Umbreon uses Snarl which sucks up the opponent’s Resonance Gauge and prevents them being able to land critical hits.

Single-Player Ferrum League Gameplay:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UMobkxjz0M

[dimm0505]

К 18 марта готовсь!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HujzMCu3RM...=em-uploademail

[dimm0505]

2 новых клипаря геймплея:

https://youtu.be/1f_OBB0ukqI
https://youtu.be/v9PyEAicLxE

[dimm0505]

Использование амёб:
https://youtu.be/4A-V5aDrqjA

[dimm0505]

Сказ о том, как люди из Namco, стоящие за Tekken и Soul Calibur сделали из Покемонов файтинг:

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Masaaki Hoshino has spent years of his life focused on Soulcalibur, helping to bring to life fighters like the impossibly buff old man Heihachi and alien-like ninja Yoshimitsu, who wields a sword that looks like a lightsaber. But if you ask him his favorite video game character, his response is a bit surprising: the adorable fox-like pokemon Absol. In fact, Hoshino is such a big fan of Nintendo’s monster-battling series that he started a club within Soulcalibur developer Bandai Namco, where employees could get together to play Pokemon in their free time.

So when the company announced that it was working on a Pokemon-themed fighting game, he naturally jumped at the opportunity. "We were looking at who at Bandai Namco could lead this," he says, "and because of my history with Pokemon it fell on me. It was a great honor."



Pokken Tournament, as the game is now known, is a 3D fighting game where pokemon battle each other one-on-one. But it almost wasn’t a fighting game at all. When representatives from Bandai Namco met with Tsunekazu Ishihara, CEO of The Pokemon Company, the idea was to do a Pokemon-themed version of the rhythm series Taiko Master. But the CEO had other plans. "Mr. Ishihara actually said, ‘If we’re going to work with Bandai Namco, I want to do a collaboration with Tekken,’" explains Katsuhiro Harada, long-time producer of the Tekken fighting game series, who is working alongside Hoshino on Pokken Tournament. The game was first announced as an exclusive for Japanese arcades, but now Nintendo is now bringing it to the rest of the world with a version for the Wii U on March 18th.

"WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE IT WAS A LOT MORE APPROACHABLE."

Despite the pedigree of its creators, the goal of Pokken Tournament’s development wasn’t to create another hardcore fighting game. Instead, they sought to appeal to fans of the series new to the fighting genre. "When we first announced [Pokken], a lot of people had the impression that it’s Tekken gameplay but with Pokemon characters, but that’s not what we wanted to do," explains Hoshino. "We wanted to make sure it was a lot more approachable, something that’s really easy to understand and pick up and play for pretty much anyone."

Pokken drastically simplifies the traditional fighting game control scheme. The genre is notorious for forcing players to memorize long and complex button sequences in order to pull off moves, but Pokken Tournament isn’t like that. Instead, you can perform every move in the game either by pressing a single button, or combining a button press with a directional input. Other aspects of the game have been streamlined as well. In Tekken, when you block an incoming blow you need to worry about whether it’s a high, mid, or low attack; Pokken Tournament features a single block that works for all attacks.




According to Harada, this level of complexity can turn players off of the genre. "One of the elements that [fighting games] all share is that, before you can even get to the back-and-forth, the really interesting gameplay that’s so core to fighting games, you need to be able to execute a lot of really tricky commands," he says. The changes in Pokken Tournament mean that "you can get to that strategy stage much quicker."

That said, the producers still believe that once you get past the simple beginning, there’s a lot of depth to the game. "When you get to the higher levels of gameplay, I feel that Pokken Tournament and the other fighting games have a similar level of skill that’s required," says Harada. As testament to that, the game will be featured at the Evo fighting game championship this July.

"I WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT THERE WERE ALL SORTS OF POKEMON REPRESENTED."

Outside of making the game more approachable, the biggest challenge the developers had was deciding which pokemon should make it in the game. With more than 700 different monsters to choose from, it wasn’t easy. In the early stages of development, Pokemon CEO Ishihara wanted the game to focus on fighting-type pokemon — the humanoid creatures featured in the games and shows — but Hoshino pushed against that idea.

"Being a huge fan, I wanted to make sure that there were all sorts of pokemon represented in the game," he says. "Typically in a fighting game, everyone has two arms and two legs, but we didn’t want to limit it to just that." The final cast of characters includes fighting pokemon like Lucario, but also fan-favorites like Charizard and Pikachu. The strangest addition is probably Chandelure, a limbless pokemon that looks a lot like a chandelier.

With the March release date fast approaching, the game is mostly complete. That means that you likely won’t see any new characters aside from what’s already been announced, though that list does include one notable absence: Absol. "I want to leave the possibility that it’ll eventually show up," Hoshino says, "but it’s still not in the game."

http://www.theverge.com/2016/2/17/11025524...-nintendo-wii-u

[dimm0505]

Японская TV реклама:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULF1M2XaClM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gsubkuat514