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Donnerstag, 13. April 2006, 03:19
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Original von easyrider
Das Spiel wird sowas von hammergeil, auch wenn ich gerade nicht sehr viel Geld habe(naja besser ausgedrückt bettelarm bin), muss das Spiel einfach sein!!!
Die Autos, die überzeugen mich voll und ganz und dann noch die Motorräder
Ach ja, das Spiel trifft genau meinen Geschmack!
Denke mal ich werde den größten Teil des Spieles damit verbringen, online, mit schnellen Autos, langsam den Highway entlang zu cruisen
Ein fettesfür dieses Spiel!
Donnerstag, 13. April 2006, 15:11
Donnerstag, 13. April 2006, 15:14
Original von McE
lest euch dieses preview einfach mal durch... das klingt ziemlich bombastisch:
http://gaming.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=5233
We’ve got so much in here that I’m almost at a loss for where to start. I guess the best place would be the apartment your in-game character owns, as this is where the game picks up when you first load it. You need to know that the entire of Test Drive Unlimited is set on the Hawaiian island of Oahu which has been recreated using topographical maps and satellite imagery to give as realistic and faithful reproduction of the island as possible.
As you progress through the game (which I’ll cover in detail in a minute), you earn more cash and respect and unlock new areas of the island. This gives you access to new apartments to buy, new dealerships, new clubs and new shops. The apartments obviously cost more in the ‘elite’ areas of the island, but you can then run a stable of more cars in the garage too. The dealerships give you access to nicer, faster and more exclusive cars and the shops will let you buy some top quality gear to kit your character out in.
When you’re in the dealership looking at buying your next tarmac cruising monster, you’ll have the option of buying your chosen car in the official, real world colour schemes that the cars some in. So if your rather unfashionable like me, you can get your Lotus Exige in British Racing Green (I’m told Chrome Orange is the most popular colour for them) or you can choose the interior trim for your Merc from the selection Mercedes actually offer.
The same goes for after-market add-on parts, if you fancy pimping your ride. This is all official licensed gear that you can soup up your chosen car with. Be it some low profile rims or engine enhancements, it’s all in here and available… if you have the cash and the social standing to buy it… and you get both of those by racing… So now you’ve got a decent car and a decent place to crash… time to hit the streets and go cruising for some action.
With the satellite mapping that Atari have employed, you get a model of Oahu that’s a faithful to the real island as possible, though a few roads have been changed a little to give a better driving experience. But beyond that, the key buildings, houses and general roadside paraphernalia are all as they would be in the real world… even the dealerships in the game are at the same locations as the real dealerships selling those cars that have been so brilliantly recreated. So if you ever go to Hawaii, make sure you check out Oahu and see if you can find your way around from your Test Drive Unlimited experience… Atari reckon they’ve got it cracked.
So once you’ve gotten over the incredible detail in the roads, the towns and villages, the city areas and the lush roadside vegetation, how about taking another look at the cars? This is another area where Test Drive Unlimited jumps up and smacks you in the mouth because as nice as it was to see all that wonderful detail in the car showroom, where you’d expect to be able to see it, its even more stunning when you get out on the road and see that the full 3D interior you were enjoying at the dealership is still there when you’re out driving! Using the right joystick you control where your character is looking, meaning you can pan around inside the car and admire your Recaro seats, or muck around with the fully functional ICE.
But the detail doesn’t stop there. You can raise and lower the windows, drop the top (if you’ve gone for a drop-top model), play about with the lights and even work the wipers to clear the windscreen off from the bugs that splatter there… and yes, bugs DO splatter onto the screen. The wipers do more than the cosmetic function of adding in detail, you’ll need them for when it’s raining too, just as you’ll need the headlights for night driving as Atari have coded in weather and daytime/night time effects too. And of course they look as good as the rest of the game.
Donnerstag, 13. April 2006, 16:46
Original von Bushman_XXL
hoffentlich kann man bei den renneinstellungen jemandem die cockpitansicht aufzwingen , sonst macht das ja nur sinn , wenn man offline cruisen will
Donnerstag, 13. April 2006, 16:48
Donnerstag, 13. April 2006, 17:28
Original von kurtzen
Original von easyrider
Das Spiel wird sowas von hammergeil, auch wenn ich gerade nicht sehr viel Geld habe(naja besser ausgedrückt bettelarm bin), muss das Spiel einfach sein!!!
Die Autos, die überzeugen mich voll und ganz und dann noch die Motorräder
Ach ja, das Spiel trifft genau meinen Geschmack!
Denke mal ich werde den größten Teil des Spieles damit verbringen, online, mit schnellen Autos, langsam den Highway entlang zu cruisen
Ein fettes
Ist schon bemerkenswert wie sich manche für ein Spiel begeistern können obwohl noch nichts darüber bekannt ist außer ein paar Eckdaten und schöner Bilder!
Ich wünsche mir natürlich auch das es ein prächtiger Racer wird, aber solche Worte kommen bei mir frühestens nach mehreren Stunden intensiver Selbsterfahrung am Joypad auf den Bildschirm!
Gruß,
Max
Donnerstag, 13. April 2006, 17:54
Original von Sonix360
wird man eigentlch auch aussteigen können? Z.B. wenn ich ein Haus kaufen will oder so?
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