Blood Rayne

[bobblez]

I am not a goth myself, i have to mention that first.

I'd like to have your point of view on this .

I think that the camera engine used in "matrix", "Prince of persia" (i cried on this game as a baby boy 'real time age') the possible attack/defense movement are amazing.

But the main point here, is on the work deployed by the concept team: (waiting for "punisher?")
- 3d modelling
- extra details
- in hi-res check it all
- the subversively added PG grade explicit details
- the crossed references in at the same time internet (in its PG meaning), previous games, 1st person action shooters, just follow my eyes sugar, etc.

The only regret for myself, why the main character is not a tall blond japanese girl with talent. : )

And when will it come the time when WCRTS World Creation RTSs are going to use these types of engines ???

Not starting a poll here. feel free to tell me what you think.

cheers

[Gaim Mastr]

You're kinda all over the map there. Not sure exactly what you're asking or looking for.

The protagonist in the BloodRayne series isn't exactly 'usual' looking, but then again, 'usual' can get a little trite.

I'm anxious to see how the graphics have improved in BR2. I know that special fighting moves will now be controlled by the player and not randomly auto-inserted by the engine.

The designer(s) of the BloodRayne series really hit on something great. They've got a movie coming out, the character is in commercials, they've got their first sequel coming out. They've hit on a franchise that could stand the test of time, as well as become a major icon in the gaming and film industries.

The only thing that would kill it for them is rushing too fast to capitalize on the buzz by releasing sub-par products. Unfortunately, it seems that's exactly what they've done with the movie.
:face4:

[RHooks]

The only regret for myself, why the main character is not a tall blond japanese girl with talent. : )



I don't know. I've always had a thing for redheads myself.