First ever gameplay Screenshots of two worlds PC/360

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Burn em' at the stake!!!

alimokrane

Since 6945 Days

There is something really great about this game and it's how great the texturing is ... I wish people would learn from this. This is the way I like to see the textures!

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I WANT DEVIL MAY CRY 4 for my 360 .........

Broadbandit

Since 6842 Days

I think the graphics look like garbage

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MrArgus

Since 6662 Days

Not bad. The game itself sounds like it could be great fun. Oblivion was good, but they hurt to many aspects of the series/genre to give me a good fix.

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tomchoucrew

Since 7329 Days

The game shoul be released in a few months and we've still not seen a video...

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Optimusv2

Since 6907 Days

I knew it.. every game that attempts to copy elder scrolls will fall flat well atleast I expect it to, but maybe I'll get surprised.

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MrArgus

Since 6662 Days

Posted by Optimusv2

I knew it.. every game that attempts to copy elder scrolls will fall flat well atleast I expect it to, but maybe I'll get surprised.

May look like a copy, but it's got alot more going for it than recent "Elder Scrolls"...

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MrArgus

Since 6662 Days

Posted by tomchoucrew

The game shoul be released in a few months and we've still not seen a video...

I think it'll release sometime next year. Online aspect sounds good, so maybe they'll do Vista+360 type of ordeal.

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GriftGFX

Since 7015 Days

Posted by MrArgus

May look like a copy, but it's got alot more going for it than recent "Elder Scrolls"...

Not to mention there's virtually no reason to assume that it's falling flat on it's face because of these screenshots--sure, the artwork isn't enthralling but then again, neither is bethesda's. I think on a technical level those look quite nice..PC screenshots though.

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MrArgus

Since 6662 Days

Posted by GriftGFX

Not to mention there's virtually no reason to assume that it's falling flat on it's face because of these screenshots--sure, the artwork isn't enthralling but then again, neither is bethesda's. I think on a technical level those look quite nice..PC screenshots though.

Yea, they're for sure PC shots.

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Shawnzee

Since 7026 Days

Maybe we can pay 20 dollars for horse amor in this game too.

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Games sure are fun.

Jato

Since 6892 Days

Posted by Broadbandit

I think the graphics look like garbage

Yeah qft, but those short vids I've seen before, and the animation vid that appeared not to along ago looked much better than these ugly screens.

I'd definitely like to see some actual 360 gameplay footage...

Posted by Shawnzee

Maybe we can pay 20 dollars for horse amor in this game too.

What do you mean, I agree that even paying alone for such content is absolutely ridiculous, but it wasn't $20...right?

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There it is: next-gen!

INDIGO

Since 7717 Days

Plus tax.

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lumzi23

Since 7000 Days

Posted by GriftGFX

Not to mention there's virtually no reason to assume that it's falling flat on it's face because of these screenshots--sure, the artwork isn't enthralling but then again, neither is bethesda's. I think on a technical level those look quite nice..PC screenshots though.

Actually Bethesda's art direction is a HELL of a lot better than this tripe.

Posted by alimokraneIgnore

There is something really great about this game and it's how great the texturing is ... I wish people would learn from this. This is the way I like to see the textures!

I have to disagree. They are just flat and lack any depth. Oblivion uses numerous shaders to make the textures in the world very convining.

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GriftGFX

Since 7015 Days

Posted by lumzi23

I have to disagree. They are just flat and lack any depth. Oblivion uses numerous shaders to make the textures in the world very convining.

I sorta disagree, but I do think Oblivion is a great looking game..I don't however believe it is a game filled with beautiful characters and animation. The mod community has made the game quite a bit better looking than Bethesda could, imo.

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XAL

Since 7008 Days

Oblivion looks A LOT better than this...

The textures are flat and unimpressive and the character models look like they're from a high-res PS2 or early PC game RPG.

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MrArgus

Since 6662 Days

Posted by GamespotSays

LOS ANGELES--Reality Pump is a developer that's known primarily for the popular Earth 21xx series of real-time strategy games, but the company is currently working on Two Worlds, a fantasy role-playing game that's looking to improve on the current king of the role-paying hill, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Like Oblivion, Two Worlds features a beautiful graphics engine that will let you explore an open world that's alive with monsters and adventure, and you'll choose to be good or evil as you chart your own path.

The game takes its name from the fact that its fantasy setting is divided into two. There are the civilized races and then there are the hordes, led primarily by the orcs. When an ancient temple is discovered, it threatens to reignite simmering hatreds. You'll be caught in the middle of all this, and it's up to you to decide what to do next. The gameworld is entirely dynamic, which means that your decisions have an affect on everything. For instance, you may join a guild to get skills but then discover that to join another guild later on you'll have to betray your existing guild. Do you? These kinds of situations will lead to all sorts of possibilities in terms of story, and we're told that there are more than 200 different possible endings.

We only got to see glimpses of the game in action, but the combat looks intense and more immersive than the combat in Oblivion. You can switch between first-person and third-person perspectives to suit your tastes, and combat will involve everything from swordfighting to martial arts and hand-to-hand battling. The combat system also sounds intriguing--it'll be based on a Magic: The Gathering-style card system with up to 400 different spells.

The online component also sounds cool. Apparently Xbox 360 and PC players will be able to play together online, though we'll wait for further details as to how this will work. Two Worlds will also ship with various editors, so you will be able to create your own adventures or, if you're really dedicated, entire expansions.

Visually, Two Worlds looks really good, and arguably better than Oblivion in terms of graphics. We saw beautifully rendered forests, picturesque villages, and plenty of fearsome creatures to battle. Reality Pump showed that it could play around with the latest graphical effects and shaders with last year's Earth 2160, but we were still impressed by how Two Worlds looked. The developers are also looking to provide some top-notch audio as well--the game's orchestral music is being written by composer Harold Faltermeyer, of Beverly Hills Cop and Top Gun fame. It's easy to see why Digital Pump is pumped for the game. Two Worlds is scheduled to ship this holiday season.

Has some ptential. We'll see, but I'm not exactly happy about the changes Bethesda have made over the years with ES series. They've made some good ones, but they've watered down gameplay to much, and it's getting real hard to even put it in "RPG" category, it's more action-adventure.

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[quote=GamespotSays]LOS ANGELES--Reality Pump is a developer that's known primarily for the popular Earth 21xx series of real-time strategy games, but the company is currently working on Two Worlds, a fantasy role-playing game that's looking to improve on the current king of the role-paying hill, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Like Oblivion, Two Worlds features a beautiful graphics engine that will let you explore an open world that's alive with monsters and adventure, and you'll choose to be good or evil as you chart your own path.

The game takes its name from the fact that its fantasy setting is divided into two. [b]There are the civilized races and then there are the hordes, led primarily by the orcs. When an ancient temple is discovered, it threatens to reignite simmering hatreds. You'll be caught in the middle of all this, and it's up to you to decide what to do next. The gameworld is entirely dynamic, which means that your decisions have an affect on everything. For instance, you may join a guild to get skills but then discover that to join another guild later on you'll have to betray your existing guild. Do you? These kinds of situations will lead to all sorts of possibilities in terms of story, and we're told that there are more than 200 different possible endings. [/b]

We only got to see glimpses of the game in action, but [b]the combat looks intense and more immersive than the combat in Oblivion. You can switch between first-person and third-person perspectives to suit your tastes, and combat will involve everything from swordfighting to martial arts and hand-to-hand battling. The combat system also sounds intriguing--it'll be based on a Magic: The Gathering-style card system with up to 400 different spells. [/b]

The [b]online component[/b] also sounds cool. [b]Apparently Xbox 360 and PC players will be able to play together online, though we'll wait for further details as to how this will work. Two Worlds will also ship with various editors, so you will be able to create your own adventures or, if you're really dedicated, entire expansions.[/b]

[b]Visually, Two Worlds looks really good, and arguably better than Oblivion in terms of graphics. We saw beautifully rendered forests, picturesque villages, and plenty of fearsome creatures to battle.[/b] Reality Pump showed that it could play around with the latest graphical effects and shaders with last year's Earth 2160, but we were still impressed by how Two Worlds looked. [b]The developers are also looking to provide some top-notch audio as well--the game's orchestral music is being written by composer Harold Faltermeyer, of Beverly Hills Cop and Top Gun fame.[/b] It's easy to see why Digital Pump is pumped for the game. Two Worlds is scheduled to ship this holiday season.

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Has some ptential.  We'll see, but I'm not exactly happy about the changes Bethesda have made over the years with ES series.  They've made some good ones, but they've watered down gameplay to much, and it's getting real hard to even put it in "RPG" category, it's more action-adventure.

alimokrane

Since 6945 Days

Posted by XAL

Oblivion looks A LOT better than this...

The textures are flat and unimpressive and the character models look like they're from a high-res PS2 or early PC game RPG.

Oh please stop such nonsense ... comparing this to PS2 graphics is way off.

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Barber

Since 6694 Days

The game looks good and seems to have more traditional fantasy than your oblivion which will appeal to me and even comparing the two games should be wrong they look and contain different subject matter the only thing that is the same is the 3rd/1st person adventure.

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Panzer83

Since 6950 Days

Posted by Optimusv2

I knew it.. every game that attempts to copy elder scrolls will fall flat well atleast I expect it to, but maybe I'll get surprised.

ACtually everytime you post something, it falls flat since you're making that judgement based on a few screenshots.

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New rule: If you don't have an HDTV then you cannot comment on the graphics of X-Box 360 games.

Jollipop

Since 6898 Days

Posted by Panzer83

ACtually everytime you post something, it falls flat since you're making that judgement based on a few screenshots.

I disagree with that, he normally makes a judgement on thin air or gut instinct which is even less reliable .. :P

As far as Oblivion having great art design is also false, the landscapes and level design was nice enough but the character design was pretty damn bad. (Perhaps i thought it looked bad because it wasn't Japanese looking though, i still think the character art was ugly though)

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lumzi23

Since 7000 Days

Posted by GriftGFX

I sorta disagree, but I do think Oblivion is a great looking game..I don't however believe it is a game filled with beautiful characters and animation. The mod community has made the game quite a bit better looking than Bethesda could, imo.

The character designs aren't so hot in Oblivion. In fact my male and female characters in the game look much better than any of the bethesda ones. However, the texturing on the characters is still much better than this game and the the ones in the environment are waaaaay better. The environemental textures are very well done and feel almost always organic and 3-Dimensional.

Posted by Jollipop

As far as Oblivion having great art design is also false, the landscapes and level design was nice enough but the character design was pretty damn bad. (Perhaps i thought it looked bad because it wasn't Japanese looking though, i still think the character art was ugly though)

I meant mostly interms of the environments. When I play the game and just wonder through all the cities and towns and look at all the various design influences pulled from all over the the place I am always impressed. the characters should be muuuuuuuuuuch better but they are still better than this game.

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[quote=GriftGFX]

I sorta disagree, but I do think Oblivion is a great looking game..I don't however believe it is a game filled with beautiful characters and animation.  The mod community has made the game quite a bit better looking than Bethesda could, imo.[/quote]

The character designs aren't so hot in Oblivion. In fact my male and female characters in the game look much better than any of the bethesda ones. However, the texturing on the characters is still much better than this game and the the ones in the environment are waaaaay better. The environemental textures are very well done and feel almost always organic and 3-Dimensional.

[quote=Jollipop]

As far as Oblivion having great art design is also false, the landscapes and level design was nice enough but the character design was pretty damn bad. (Perhaps i thought it looked bad because it wasn't Japanese looking though, i still think the character art was ugly though)[/quote]

I meant mostly interms of the environments. When I play the game and just wonder through all the cities and towns and look at all the various design influences pulled from all over the the place I am always impressed. the characters should be muuuuuuuuuuch better but they are still better than this game.

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