Neko
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In Topic: PS3
24 October 2011 - 04:13 PM
I really recommend Burnout Crash, just bought it and it's very lovely. 
In Topic: Unreal engine.
09 October 2011 - 05:05 PM
(wow, gotta get used to the new layout first, haven't been here in a while. Oo)
The UDK is a very good starting point for 3d stuff, as it provides a complete game engine + the tools needed to create levels.
You can start of by reading tutorials about the Unreal Editor or rather UDK specific tools, as the UDK editor has got some additions. Also the UDK comes with some very simple default content that you can use to play around and learn how to use it.
It's a lot of fun to play around with either way and it's pretty easy to get into.
You create simple geometrical forms, put textures on them and then if you want to get details you create models in an external modeling application (for example 3ds max or maya, both are free if you are a student, otherwise they cost a fuckton but you could arr it...) and put them ingame, which is pretty simple as you basically just gotta export it from the application and press the import button in the UDK. The UDK also comes with a default UnrealTournament like shooter code, which is good enough to get started with making your own FPS.
The UDK is a very good starting point for 3d stuff, as it provides a complete game engine + the tools needed to create levels.
You can start of by reading tutorials about the Unreal Editor or rather UDK specific tools, as the UDK editor has got some additions. Also the UDK comes with some very simple default content that you can use to play around and learn how to use it.
It's a lot of fun to play around with either way and it's pretty easy to get into.
You create simple geometrical forms, put textures on them and then if you want to get details you create models in an external modeling application (for example 3ds max or maya, both are free if you are a student, otherwise they cost a fuckton but you could arr it...) and put them ingame, which is pretty simple as you basically just gotta export it from the application and press the import button in the UDK. The UDK also comes with a default UnrealTournament like shooter code, which is good enough to get started with making your own FPS.
In Topic: MGS: Peace Walker HD has online co-op
05 September 2011 - 09:27 PM
Don't want to poop on this parade but I played it at gamescom and it was terrible. The animations feel very stuterish so you won't feel the 60FPS at all and they didn't change the graphics at all, they look terrible on an HD TV, looks worse than PS2 games. 
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