CyberMaster
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هذي نسخة مطوله من عرض E3 حصل عليها جيم سبوت وفيها حوالي دقيقه كامله مشاهد جديده من الجيم بلي ماااتتفوت
http://www.gamespot.com/video/930279/6175378/videoplayerpop
وهذا مقابله دسمه جديده مع ثلاثه من فريق التطوير مكونه 4 صفحات
http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/rpg/masseffect/news.html?sid=6175375
اقتباس
http://www.gamespot.com/video/930279/6175378/videoplayerpop
وهذا مقابله دسمه جديده مع ثلاثه من فريق التطوير مكونه 4 صفحات
http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/rpg/masseffect/news.html?sid=6175375
اقتباس
:cooool:GS: You mention the "critical path" kind of core storyline. How linear is that storyline? You've said that this game is or may be the first part of a trilogy, so are we looking at, say, multiple possible endings, or is it going to be a more fixed progression for the storyline?
CH: There are definitely multiple endings, and it's actually a matrix of endings, and not just because it branches out into a few different points from one decision point. It's actually based on a combination of the way that you play the entire game and the decisions that you make throughout the ending sequence, so that both of those things actually really matter. It's nice to be able to make really important decisions as you approach the ending of a game to decide what's going to happen. But you don't want to have a situation where you can just reload and make different decisions and see a different ending, and see [all the endings] that way. Because, really, that's the value of being able to play a certain way throughout an entire game, is that that makes for a fundamentally different ending.
GS: What are the benefits of undertaking those side quests? Are there gameplay-relevant bonuses like new equipment or gear that you might not find somewhere else, or is it more about fleshing out the storyline?
CH: It's both, actually. There are things that are completely separate from the storyline that are just really cool. The moments that you get to have or really neat places that you get to go to. And then there are things that actually reflect on the storyline, or change the way that you see the story. But all of the things that you do are going to contribute to the amount of experience that you get, and therefore, the amount of training and talents that you can develop into your character, so you get better at things. It makes you stronger when you go [back] through the core story stuff and, yeah, you get new gear, really cool-looking armor and mods where you can get special effects happening on your weapons and all that kind of stuff.
GS: Yeah, I heard it commented at E3 that this is one of those rare games that you can actually be happy just watching someone else play rather than getting your hands on it yourself.
RM: We've actually seen that anecdotally and, actually, a number of times with spouses saying that they're enjoying sitting and just watching it as their partners play it, you know, the various testers taking it home and that kind of thing. And even in the office, you get a crowd gathering around the monitor when people are playing it. The person playing it is having a blast, but the people watching it are just oohing and ahing over the visuals and the detailed emotional expressions on the faces, you know, you believe these characters are real. It's the aliens too, I think, it's not just humans. We've created some of the most realistic humans and aliens, I think, in any game I've seen. It's uncanny. Like, do you believe these are real species that you're talking to?
GZ: The other thing that's interesting, we're still getting feedback--we keep hearing there are people that still don't believe it's not a cutscene. It's hard for them to comprehend that it's actually a dynamically controlled system.
CH: Everything you're seeing in the trailer is in-game.
GZ: Yeah, I think that's one of those things that you almost have to get your hands on to believe it
