squall leonhart
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لعبة نامكو المبدعه التي تعد من اكثر الالعاب ابتكار في العشر سنوات الاخيره تجد طريقها لل PSP و بقوه .. المشكله التي خاف منها ملاك ال PSP و هي التحكم يبدو انها وجدت الحل حسب كلام جيم سبوت ... بطريقه مبتكره ازرار التحكم مربع اكس دائره مثله ستاخذ محل احدى عصى الانالوج و الاسهم ستكون بدل عن العصى الاخرى ... اظن هذا افضل حل للتحكم باللعبة ..
المهم اسيبكم للانطباعات
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التحكم
Control in the game, which is likely to be one of the biggest concerns for fans of the console version, isn't that bad, really. You'll simply rely on the PSP face buttons and the D pad, which serves as the second directional input. Though it's obviously not as precise as a second analog stick, using the buttons is a good solution that ends up working out nicely. Turning, charging, and 180-degree flips are handled in basically the same way, though with some tweaks. Turning relies on you holding right or left on the D pad while holding circle or square. Charging requires you to alternate between the D pad and triangle. The quick 180-degree flip is done by holding the circle button and left on the D pad. Though it's technically the same style of control as in the console game, there's a bit of a learning curve involved--but it's very manageable.
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الرسوم و الموسيقى
he visuals in the game are, unsurprisingly, comparable to its PlayStation 2 cousins. The franchise's simple, blocky visuals make what appears to be a flawless leap to the PSP. Though the levels are all new, they remain true to the aesthetics of the previous games. Though the camera can be a little tricky and the frame rate has occasional bouts of inconsistency, the game looks great. We saw two levels, one associated with a turtle and another you're sent to by a canary. They both share the same basic indoor/outdoor structure that lets you gather your crud in new and exciting locales. The new twist is that some indoor locales will feature the environmental effects seen in We Love Katamari, so you'll find cool things like wavy water effects on full display.
The audio is also on track to match the PlayStation 2 versions of the game. You'll hear all the familiar effects re-created on the PSP, as well as a number of recognizable tunes. Though Me and My Katamari's soundtrack will draw on music tracks from the two PS2 games, it will also include original music.
الانطباع الاخير
ased on what we saw and played, Me and My Katamari is shaping up to be a portable entry in the series that lives up to its predecessor. The game contains all the quirky charm its console cousins do, and it takes a funny spin on the typical formula. The control works out well, despite the loss of the second analog stick and the multiplayer modes, and the new enhancements should make for some nice additions to the experience. All told, we're pretty excited to get our hands on the final game when it ships this spring for the PSP. Look for more on Me and My Katamari in the coming months.
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http://www.gamespot.com/psp/action/katamaridamacy/news.html?sid=6141328
و شكرا
المهم اسيبكم للانطباعات
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التحكم
Control in the game, which is likely to be one of the biggest concerns for fans of the console version, isn't that bad, really. You'll simply rely on the PSP face buttons and the D pad, which serves as the second directional input. Though it's obviously not as precise as a second analog stick, using the buttons is a good solution that ends up working out nicely. Turning, charging, and 180-degree flips are handled in basically the same way, though with some tweaks. Turning relies on you holding right or left on the D pad while holding circle or square. Charging requires you to alternate between the D pad and triangle. The quick 180-degree flip is done by holding the circle button and left on the D pad. Though it's technically the same style of control as in the console game, there's a bit of a learning curve involved--but it's very manageable.
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الرسوم و الموسيقى
he visuals in the game are, unsurprisingly, comparable to its PlayStation 2 cousins. The franchise's simple, blocky visuals make what appears to be a flawless leap to the PSP. Though the levels are all new, they remain true to the aesthetics of the previous games. Though the camera can be a little tricky and the frame rate has occasional bouts of inconsistency, the game looks great. We saw two levels, one associated with a turtle and another you're sent to by a canary. They both share the same basic indoor/outdoor structure that lets you gather your crud in new and exciting locales. The new twist is that some indoor locales will feature the environmental effects seen in We Love Katamari, so you'll find cool things like wavy water effects on full display.
The audio is also on track to match the PlayStation 2 versions of the game. You'll hear all the familiar effects re-created on the PSP, as well as a number of recognizable tunes. Though Me and My Katamari's soundtrack will draw on music tracks from the two PS2 games, it will also include original music.
الانطباع الاخير
ased on what we saw and played, Me and My Katamari is shaping up to be a portable entry in the series that lives up to its predecessor. The game contains all the quirky charm its console cousins do, and it takes a funny spin on the typical formula. The control works out well, despite the loss of the second analog stick and the multiplayer modes, and the new enhancements should make for some nice additions to the experience. All told, we're pretty excited to get our hands on the final game when it ships this spring for the PSP. Look for more on Me and My Katamari in the coming months.
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http://www.gamespot.com/psp/action/katamaridamacy/news.html?sid=6141328
و شكرا
