Une vidéo de Perfect Dark Zero en totale exclu mondiale qui dechire le slip de ta grand mère ?
Ou pas....

m'en fous tant que c'est interressant!

Non juste une vidéo de sa grand mère en slip ^^

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C'est un procédé tyrannique! ;)

Le screen de SG en un peu plus grand

Je ne sais pas si cette news a déjà été postée m'enfin je la met quand-même:

Le site de EB Games vient de dévoiler le contenu de la version limitée des prochaines péripéties de Johanna Dark dans le futur Perfect Dark Zero pour Xbox 360. Sans plus tarder, voici la liste de ce que vous retrouverez dans cette édition limitée:

Disque 1 (DVD)

Version complète du jeu

Disque 2 (DVD Boni)

Vidéo à propos de l'art de Perfect Dark Zero
La trame sonore Kepi & Kat du jeu
Des « Gamer Tiles » de Perfect Dark Zero qui pourront etre utilisés pour modifier votre identité sur Xbox Live.
Un nouveau look pour le menu de navigation (HUD)
Le premier chapitre du futur roman Perfect Dark:Initial Vector

En prime:

Le livret bande-dessinée édition spéciale Hong Kong Sunrise
Une carte de collection de Perfect Dark Zero
Le manuel d'instructions
http://www.jxp.ca/nouvelles/page.php?idNouvelle=12...

Ca fait envie tout ça...mais je doute fort qu'une édition "collector" de ce type ne soit vendue 59,99 €. M'en fous, si le jeu en vaut la peine, mettez m'en donc une caisse ;)

Bon comme c'est le topic du regroupement d'images de PDZ, j'en profite mettre cette brochure : <860e>http://www.rarenet.com/wiki/images/9/99/PDZ_brochure.jpg.
Comme d'hab c'est moche et on apprend rien, mais le minuscule artwork en bas à droite est sympa (même si on ne voit pas grand chose).

Y a quand même 2 images qui laisseraient penser que c'est le single player...

C'était la video de James Bond le super machin a encodé non?

???

Oui c'était ça. BlimBlim a beaucoup d'humour.

Oui on va plus l’appeler Blim² mais Bozo le clown

Nouvelle interview PDZ avec Duncan Botwood :

[quote]ID Confirmed: Begin Transmission

Operative: Botwood, D.
Classification: Senior Designer
Team: Rare
Mission: Perfect Dark Zero
Mission Parameters: Multiplayer Design
Mission Hot Zone: United Kingdom



Part One


Duncan Botwood has been designing games for as long as some Operatives have been playing them. His impressive credits include Perfect Dark and GoldenEye, and his current assignment is to orchestrate the design of the multiplayer aspects in Perfect Dark Zero. Our Operative infiltrated the heavily-guarded Rare compound in the United Kingdom and, at great personal risk, obtained the following interview with Duncan.



MGS Operative: Hello, and thanks for granting us this interview. Please tell us a little about yourself, your role at Rare, and your work as the Perfect Dark Zero Multiplayer Designer.



Duncan Botwood: I’ve been at Rare for over ten years now, and I’m a Senior Designer at the company. I was part of both the GoldenEye and Perfect Dark 64 teams. What I’ve been doing as the Multiplayer designer on PDZ is: making the initial background models for the multiplayer levels then passing them over to an artist for the graphics pass; setting the levels up for players; and writing many, many (many) design documents covering all aspects of the multiplayer side of things. I also did some placeholder voice work for both in–game and cut-scene speech… I hope nobody from Scotland ever hears my attempt at Daniel Carrington’s voice.



MGS Operative: It’s no secret that Perfect Dark Zero is one of the most anticipated titles this year—heck, in several years! And everyone wants to know all about the game’s multiplayer modes. We’ve heard some rumors about PDZ offering up to six variants of two very different modes. What can you tell us?



Duncan Botwood: There are two different modes: DeathMatch and DarkOps. In the PD universe, DeathMatch is a virtual combat arena, a creation of the dataDyne Corp. When you die, you respawn and come straight back into the game. DarkOps is more tactical and cautious – players play over a number of rounds but have (in most cases) only one life per round. More than that, at this time, I can’t say.



MGS Operative: What gameplay innovations will we see in PDZ multiplayer?



Duncan Botwood: Base-camping in multiplayer games is a problem, so we came up with a way of evening the odds: Team Spawn rooms. These are remote locations where members of the same team can kit themselves out with weapons and then jump into the main level using the teleport in the centre of the room. There are also advanced teleport locations at strategic points around the map which can be hacked by teams. Once hacked, these locations are linked in to the Team Spawn room and appear as secondary teleports to the sides of the main device. Entering these will allow the player to jump to that new location.



One of the most fun elements of the original Perfect Dark was the secondary function of the guns. In Perfect Dark Zero we paid close attention to the secondary (and tertiary in some cases!) functions of the weaponry, and chose the default sets with care. We’ll allow the players to go in there and mess up our hard work by making their own sets too!



MGS Operative: Can you tell us something about how the Xbox 360™ platform has influenced the design of the PDZ multiplayer game?



Duncan Botwood: The Live service is one of the jewels in the crown of Microsoft Game Studios, and the new platform allows greater integration of the Live service into the game. It should make everything that bit more convenient for the player, as well as providing a better matchmaking experience.



MGS Operative: Will the single player campaign and online multiplayer be very different types of games? How did the two evolve together?



Duncan Botwood: At their cores they carry the same mechanics, the same weapons, but the fundamental difference is that in multiplayer, you will be playing against other humans. This adds an element of uncertainty to your opponent’s actions. The multiplayer levels do not use graphics taken directly from the Story mode, but they share many of the same textures and where possible are themed on the Story mode levels to provide that visual link. We did experiment early on with using the Story mode levels, but the time taken to adapt these for use in multiplayer was longer than it took to make a new multiplayer level from scratch.



MGS Operative: Can players choose from different multiplayer character types?



Duncan Botwood: Current plans are for the players to be able to pick one of the multiplayer characters as their Profile character for free-for-all matches, and have the player who is setting up a team game select Team Identities for the teams in those games. Team Identities are sets of characters grouped by their association within the Story mode, divided into hero characters and grunts. The hero model is given to the top-ranked player on the team so they are easier to identify.



MGS Operative: Everyone wants to know about the PDZ Multiplayer maps. How many there will be, and how many players they will support? Will the maps feature vehicles? What can you tell us?



Duncan Botwood: There are six basic maps that each have multiple variants – the layout changed based on which areas we open up or close off. The Desert map that we showed at E3 has areas that cater to four to eight players, and larger variants that are suitable for 32 or more players. Some of the maps will feature vehicles, but not all.



MGS Operative: Finally, could you describe an ordinary day at Rare for us? What’s your typical day like as the Multiplayer Designer?

Duncan Botwood – Get up at 6AM, in work for 7AM, have some breakfast, read a news site, check my bugs, scream, fix some bugs, have lunch, fix more bugs, see if other people in the team need me to do anything for them, be about to go home then see that MGS in Seattle has woken up and is sending me more bugs, go home, eat, sleep, repeat. It’s a bit busy right now![quote]


C'est en 3 parties, c'est donc la 1ère. La seconde est prévue pour le 10 septembre...

En tout cas ça fait plaisir de voir le site officiel de PDZ mis à jour

http://perfectdarkzero.com/journals/botwood_interv...


PS : pourquoi les citations ne marchent pas ?

tu as oublié le "/" dans le dernier quote

Sinon, l'idée toute simple de mettre systématiquement les alliés en vert et les ennemis en rouge est très ingénieuse! depuis que les FPS existent, ces petites innovations font plaisirs! Qui n'a pas pris des frags sur Halo en début de partie en ce demandant si le gars en face était ami ou ennemi!

Merci mais je peux plus éditer :D

Oui j'ai lus l'interview ce matin, Duncan Botwood a vraiment la classe comme mec avec sa voix de gros bourrin :)

Au fait, un poil en rapport avec la news :
Après le Making of de GoldenEye 007 (Nintendo 64) par Martin Hollis (directeur du jeu) sur le site officiel Zoonami.com, traduite en Français par Nintendo-Difference et Adonf-Jv, je vous invite dès maintenant à découvrir l'exposé sur la création et le developpement de ce jeu mythique par David Doak (ex membre chez Rare, aujourd hui directeur de Free Radical Design) traduit de l'anglais par notre ami Nodjo pour Adonf-Jv.



Il s'agit du commentaire qu'a fait le grand homme lors de sa dernière conférence à Londre, tout en jouant a son jeu sur grand écran.

http://jimmy130.free.fr/?page=ge_conf2

Vous le savez peut être déjà mais PDZ sortira bien avec la X360 sur à 99,99%
Je garde 0,01% on sait jamais

J’ai un ami qui va le voir à Londres (fin septembre juste avant le X05) pour un reportage de Mag
J’espère qu’il sera bien
Parce qu’avec le risque de pas voir le PGR3 a la sortie et UBI qui n’est tj pas sur non plus pour GR3
Va pas y avoir bcp pour le jour J
enfin au pire on attendra un mois de plus

bhen à force de lire des infos comme ça,je commence à avoir peur pour le lancment de la 360.....le silence de MS m'étonne.....et je trouve Allard de moins en moins crédible! Sa vidéo sur le site xbox360 me fait penser à une mauvaise pub pour yaourt diététique.

A mon avis Allard a été un peu influencé pour changer sa technique d'approche pour le lancement d'une console, vu le plantage de la Xbox le 14 Mars...