Looks quite cool, still I think I will likely buy the PC version.





Next Gen Tech Demo

( Edited 28.04.2008 10:18 by Linkyshinks )

I saw a preveiw of this in ONM, it looks pretty good to me, The controls didnt seem to gimiky at the time...but they might have changed it. even though I rarely touch my Wii now (damn you garrysmod!), I still think this is a worthy buy for me.

dont look to bad but i hate that they not use wii full power by making it wii/ps2

looks quite cool, i think there is bit too mch fiddling with the wii remote though.

"which propagates dynamically in real time in the next gen games but, unfortunately, is technically impossible to achieve on the Wii"

umm....why?
That task would be no harder then the liquid simulation in MarioSunshine.
(where you can spray around the water on floors, walls ect).
A simerla thing is done in "de Blob" too.

If you have some vertical addative flame sprites coming upwards instead of water/paint.

You set the "water" to expand along the surface (which in this case is a surface marker for the flames)

You then look for objects near the flames (simple radius measurement), and set them on fire too if they have a flamability tag set.

This really, really isnt beyond the wii, and would be far better then scrippted alternatives.

2D Zelda games have had fire spreading before and it looked excelent. While its harder in 3d, it isnt THAT much harder.
Id even say the PS2 is able to handel this non-scriped method of fire spreading.

Err..excuse me for sounding rude but do you even know what the hell you are talking about?.

Your comparison of Mario Sunshines water effects to the real-time propagation of fire in next gen games like this and others is completely nonsensical. The water does not even remain visible in Sunshine for fuck sake

It's not about recreating cool looking effects to simply add visual quality, but instead getting elements to react in a naturalistic manner that the game requires for realism effecting gameplay. Real-time fire effects react to the subtle environmental changes within the 3D engine. The fire models will also react in a realistic manner depending on the physical qualities of the objects in question, and also to how players choose manipulate them. All within real-time.

There is no way in hell that the Wii could do real time propagation of fire, especially to the degree that the other versions of this game will have and require as a fundamental gameplay mechanic.

It is impossible like the guys says. It require processing power way beyond the Wii's capability.

( Edited 28.04.2008 13:46 by Linkyshinks )

We do not know how hard fire is to achieve in the boundaries of their engine, so I don't want to give any comment. I believe them. Why should they lie?

I think scenes in the trailer of jeuxfrance look good, shame I don't speakt French.
The controls are unique, but I accept them and look forward to experience them in the game itself. It looks quite good. There may be glitches in texture, but it seems, that all the key elements, scripted events and background-action are there. Just behold the skyscaper crushing down at the end. Is that even Wii?
I can't say anything about texture and detail, as the trailer is very low quality and the screen showing the game very small.
The game looks good. I wonder what differences there are in detail between buttonmashing consoles and Wii...



same here!

Yeah, why would they lie (lol). I do agree

Blame the PS2, it's like the Wii's ball & chain in some cases. Seriously, I think it's mainly down to Atari not having that much money to throw around right now, certainly on a Wii project. Not entirely sure but it's one of their first of this calibre on Wii. I think it looks great it may not be of the high standard elsewhere but this Wii version looks like it has great attributes of it's own.

looks great and it should be really good for the Wii. The controls maybe a little different for the Wii than for the PS3 version, but it still has high hopes of being a good success with other fans.

Disaster: day of crisis-killer.

It was said in an interview that the Wii version is the "lead" version between the Wii and the PS2 and that the textures are taken from the PS3/360 version and changed for Wii and then from Wii to PS2.

so... does anyone have a translation? lol