Каскадный · [ Стандартный ] · Линейный Duke Nukem Trilogy

[Сахар]

Вау, спасибо, я не знал! Наверное потому, что во времена DOS еще пешком под стол ходил Кстати, на DS это и будет опять 2D-скроллер

[Hunter86]

Сахар на гейм бое уже есть

[Сахар]

Что, прости, на Game Boy'е есть? Игра про Дюка? Так там он вроде тоже FPS, нет?

[todeskampf]

чочо Дюк будет на ДС?


Сообщение отредактировал todeskampf - Суббота, 28 марта 2009, 10:33

[Grant08]

Есть на гбц(в 2д) и гба(в 3д). Насчет гба версия не знаю так как не играл а на гбц перепроходил раза 2

[Сахар]

todeskampf, да. Тот же самый, что и на PSP, но 2D- скроллер.

[todeskampf]

А теперь прошу ткнуть меня носом в нового Дюка на ДС, поскольку поиск выдает одни порты Дюка 3Д.

[Gestahl]

Duke Nukem Trilogy: http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/ds/home/951042.html.

[Сахар]

Собственно, вот кое-что с IGN по поводу сопоставления DS и PSP версий:

On the PSP, the game controls like your typical third-person shooter. The face buttons control your point of view while the nub moves Duke around his 3D world. R shoots, and down on the D-Pad lets Duke leap over obstacles and such. I got to take Mr. Nukem, clad in a red tank top and trademark shades, through two levels. The first was a screwed up city. The roadway was bent into the sky, craters were in the street, fires were burning, and so on. Every now and again, a pig-faced alien in bib jeans popped up and I shot it in the head. When one of the beasts got a shot off on me, a splotch of blood popped up on the screen. After that short experience, the demo jumped to a level where Duke was wearing a jetpack and shooting through the sky. In this version of the game, the jetpack is on rails and always moving forward, but in the retail release, it'll be a more open-world environment. For now, Duke could push forward and fire machine guns and rockets at the flying pigs. You'll be able to play this PSP adventure as a strict third-person adventure, anchor the view to an over the shoulder perspective, or duke it out from the first-person perspective.

On the DS, Critical Mass is a 2D-ish side-scroller. See, that description's a bit too general for my tastes. Apparently, Critical Mass is going to employ several different types of controls and views. The basic perspective is the 2D one I tackled this evening. Duke started at the left side of the screen, moved to the right, and blew away the few pig-faced aliens that popped up. However, when I hit the L or R button, the camera panned in that direction so that I could see what was coming up or creeping up behind me. When I was about to cross an alleyway, Duke put his back to the wall and a set of crosshairs popped up in the alley. I could move the crosshairs, pull the trigger, and Duke would pop out to shoot. In another section of the game, Duke manned a mechanical sniper rifle. Via the touch screen, I zoomed in on the top-screen target and repositioned the crosshairs with a pair of stylus-controlled levers. Outside of this sniper stuff, the touch screen will be used for weapon selection and monitoring how much health and armor you have.