Eidos was nice enough to do a quick demonstation of Tomb Raider: Underworld for us, and even if it's still the old and buggy build of the game shown at Leipzig it's still nice to see the game again. Don't worry about the bugs of course, they promised me that everything would be fixed in time for the release date.
Update: This time unless I forgot something this is the last video from the Festival du Jeu Vidéo. This is still running on the PS3, and still a months old build.
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Rest of the game looks good, though.
Other than that and few other small glitches , the game looks amazing.
The game looks amazing, & not a single rival since Anniversary, wich is sad... the world needs more Plataform puzzle adventure games. Soul Reaver 3, please? ;_;
Moreover, wet Lara is fine but yet again not to the degree of how Nathan Drake got wet in water with all those colour changes, lighting and wrinkles in the clothes, definitely Lara's model is not so upped to a true next-gen standard.
I was afraid of all that already, it took Eidos a whole decade to get the developers like Crystal Dynamics, and them to work out a solid engine that was used in Anniversary for a Lara Croft game, and they are sticking to that, its great gameplay-wise, but other departments are not fully working clearly...
*rolls eyes*
it has everything a TR game needs, but with even better gfx and animations than the last one!
cant wait ^_^
This is what I'd love it to look like -
http://dogoodclub.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/f...
Seeing if they make the graphics any better.
...The main thing in both games is the gymnastics, and atheletic exploration designs/platforming, and in both games they are picture-perfect copy of POP:Sand's of Time trilogy(you have to say you never played a PS2/Xbox POP game to deny that). And that is the part which Uncharted Devs have already confessed upon taken up from the latest PoP games...
Read Blim's comment on the video:
"Eidos was nice enough to do a quick demonstation of Tomb Raider: Underworld for us, and even if it's still the ((((old)))) and ((((buggy)))) build of the game shown at Leipzig it's still nice to see the game again. Don't worry about the ((((bugs)))) of course, they promised me that everything would be ((((fixed)))) in time ((((for the release)))) date."
There should be some clues in there for people who like complaining about games while using ..invalid arguments.
This looks pretty nice though, but what has always put me off when it comes to buying Tomb Raider games are that they are usually pretty short, and have no multiplayer (i dont know how they could have any decent multiplayer, but still).
Tomb Raider games are usually good, but $100 (you americans get it cheap compared to us europeans) for 4-5 hours of a good game? Not for me.
To say something on the topic: Nice graphics. The water is a bit static but I guess work in progress.