GTB Clairement, chapeau bas. Je suis admiratif. (il y a 3 Jours)
face2papalocust Grand merci à vous pour tout ça on le dira jamais assez,clairement ça doit être horrible de tenir un tel ryrhme,je n'aurai pas les épaules et encore moins avec autant de talent. (il y a 3 Jours)
Driftwood heureusement pour le moral que j'ai eu davton toutes ces années d'ailleurs :p (il y a 3 Jours)
Driftwood et nos vies de famille. Mais oui, comme davton le dit, ceux qui penseraient que c'est une bonne planque et qu'on a des vies de rois, c'est un peu plus compliqué, et parfois on l'a bien payé aussi. (il y a 3 Jours)
Driftwood on n'a pas commencé gsy étudiants non, surtout pas moi #vieux ^^ on apprend à jongler, on fait des sacrifices, on essaie de mériter la confiance qu'on nous donne en préservant tout de même nos métiers (il y a 3 Jours)
Driftwood Il est de nouveau possible de télécharger les vidéos sur le site. Désolé pour le mois et demi de panne. (il y a > 3 Mois)
Driftwood Retrouvez notre review de Rift Apart dès 16h00 aujourd'hui, mais en attendant Guilty Gear -Strive- est en vedette en home ! (il y a > 3 Mois)
Driftwood Nouveau live sur Returnal à 14h30 aujourd'hui. (il y a > 3 Mois)
Driftwood Rendez-vous à 17h00 pour un direct de 40 minutes sur Returnal (il y a > 3 Mois)
Frontlines brings 64 person multiplayer
Posted Jan 19th 2007 12:05PM by Richard Mitchell
Filed under: News
The latest issue of Game Informer has a spread on Frontlines: Fuel of War, developed by Kaos Studios. Announced last April, Frontlines: Fuel of War is a military FPS featuring vehicular combat and advanced weaponry. The biggest tidbit of information, however, is revealed in the game's description. Should you walk by a copy of Game Informer in your local grocery store, flip to page 72 and focus your eyes directly under the title: "Up to 64-player via Xbox Live." You may be compelled to rub your eyes and unleash a hearty "whaa?" It's understandable. So there you go, from some of the same people that brought you Battlefield 2 comes 64 player madness.
some screenshots... some are pretty old
http://www.frontlineswar.com/index.php?page=screen...
64 player bound to be a dedicated server so good news. :)
Where the crap is Shenmue 3 SEGA? Scrap that thing called Shenmue online and finish the Shenmue epic story on 360!
some screenshots... some are pretty old
http://www.frontlineswar.com/index.php?page=screen...
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Frontlines brings 64 person multiplayer
Posted Jan 19th 2007 12:05PM by Richard Mitchell
Filed under: News
The latest issue of Game Informer has a spread on Frontlines: Fuel of War, developed by Kaos Studios. Announced last April, Frontlines: Fuel of War is a military FPS featuring vehicular combat and advanced weaponry. The biggest tidbit of information, however, is revealed in the game's description. Should you walk by a copy of Game Informer in your local grocery store, flip to page 72 and focus your eyes directly under the title: "Up to 64-player via Xbox Live." You may be compelled to rub your eyes and unleash a hearty "whaa?" It's understandable. So there you go, from some of the same people that brought you Battlefield 2 comes 64 player madness.
Frontlines has the potential to be the best shooter this year, easily. If anyone can make a better battlefield it's these guys--and if it weren't for the way EA and DICE handled BF2 it would easily be my favorite shooter ever.
It really wouldn't be very hard to support large games on Xbox live if they had dedicated servers, not running off of Xboxes but rather dedicated server software. Even running dedicated servers off of your own Xbox is a good start--but most people don't have the bandwidth to be serving 64 player games that well anyway.
I'll most likely be playing this on PC, but KAOS is promising that this will be the same game on consoles, not some toned down port. Regardless of player size, this is one to watch. BF2 scales beautifully between 16 and 64 players..I expect the same from Frontlines.
These range from persistent campaigns (Chromehounds), gang matchmaking (Saint's Row) to other features like Gotham TV, Save n Share (PGR and Burnout respectively). Plus the paid MMORPGS's as you would expect.
They have a program for it but I'm not sure how viable from a financial point of view dedicated servers on a MASS scale would be on Xbox Live. Yes, we pay for Live but it's the developer who would have to invest in the servers and I don't know if they get a cut or help with running them, they're just co-located.
I would also like some body to design a lock in feature to stop the quiters though.
Take one 360, add some chopped PS3, stir in some Wii, a sprinkling of DS Lite. Enjoy :)
I would also like some body to design a lock in feature to stop the quiters though.
Since this is basically a PC game being tailored to a multiplatform enviroment, I'm hoping it more or less works like a PC game. I also hope they add party features on Xbox live though, to make it easier to get the most out of that enviroment.
Optimusv2 said: "Gun for the 360 has better graphics than both Halo 3 and Gears of War"
64 player bound to be a dedicated server so good news. :)
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