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Originally posted by Raines
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tenho de jogar o 1 primeiro!!!! mas nao corre em XP!!!!!!!!!!
alguem me ajuda!!?!?!
tenho de jogar o 1 primeiro!!!! mas nao corre em XP!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by Rudzer
Bem finalmente um porradão de jogos pra chegar que puxam pelas gráficas
Originally posted by Korben_Dallas
Puxam? Arrasam!!!
Originally posted by vacalouca
Ai o saudosismo... Este foi de longe o jogo k mais me viciou de todos os tempos;Foram 3 dias em k praticamente so parei pa dormir e comer
Fikem bem
PS-Acho k vou instalá-lo outra vez
HomeLAN has conducted a brief interview with Remedy's Petri Jarvilehto as he talks about Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne, their upcoming and long awaited third person crime action game for publisher Rockstar. They also have two new screenshots from the game. Here is an excerpt:
HomeLAN - How is combat and "Bullet Time" improved and/or changed in Max Payne 2?
Petri Jdrvilehto - We've had a couple of years to innovate and brainstorm on how to make Bullet Time cooler. We've taken time to tweak it, and have made it an even more integral part of the gameplay. This was an iterative process - which is developer-speak for trying loads of different things and seeing what works.
We've done things like separating the player and the enemies to different time-scales. This way we can have the enemies moving in extreme slow motion while the player still moves a bit faster with a faster rate of fire. It gives you a great feeling of power, and it looks great with the air filled with massive amounts of particle effects and empty shells, spinning slowly past the camera.
Visually we've also added some enhancements such as custom reload animations and cinematic shots. Equally the visual effects tied to Bullet Time have been taken to the next level.
It would be a crime not to mention physics when one talks about Bullet Time. The synergies are wonderful. The physics add so much to the gameplay, but when you combine that with the ability of being able to slow down time at will and keep shooting it just takes everything to the next level. There's a good reason why so many movies enhance their most impressive sequences with slow-mo and we're basically putting that same power to hands of the player.