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Sieht gerade nicht sehr toll aus :/

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Sieht gerade nicht sehr toll aus :/

Vielleicht ja später.

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It was only yesterday that the Japanese release date for Vanquish had been revealed in the latest issue of Famitsu magazine, but already we've had the European launch confirmed by SEGA the day after. That's today then...

From the mind of Resi creator Shinji Mikami and Bayonetta developer Platinum Games, Vanquish has a winning pedigree, which should stand it in exceedingly good stead when it releases in October 2010. That it also looks like the fastest, most hyperactive shooter we've ever seen, also won't hurt its chances.

That's October 21st as previously reported for Japan, and brilliantly, the European release will follow at the same pace as the news, landing the day after on October 22nd, 2010.

Remind yourself of how well Vanquish is shaping up by watching the E3 2010 trailer again and then read our first impressions of the game.

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Hello everyone, time for my second blog.

I’m actually not even sure how many of these I have to write…

Anyways, I’ll give it my best shot.

In Vanquish, each territory will have all the voice played in the appropriate language in real-time, so when you are in battle with your enemies, you don’t need to worry about reading subtitles.

When I’m working through a Western game, even one I really enjoy, I don’t have that great a grasp on what is going on and has left me with some unpleasant experiences. (This mainly only happens with shooters though…)

I also wanted to share with you one of my favorite voices in the game. I’m really hooked on the English voice for our main character, Sam. He is voiced by an actor named Gideon Emery. He has an incredible smoldering quality to his voice that I find really cool. I hope you all get a chance to listen to his performance.

(www.gideonemery.com)

And don’t worry, we have Japanese voice in as well.

-Shinji Mikami

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Sowas kann nur von Japanern kommen. Das sieht aus wie Horde in GoW 2 mit Robotern, Mechs und Bullet Time - WOW, das hat man noch gebraucht .

Ich kann nix mehr von japanischen Entwicklern spielen, entweder bin ich dafür zu Alt oder zu wenig bescheuert um das gut zu finden...

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Hello to everyone reading the blog. I’m Yoshifumi Hattori, and I was in charge of character modeling on Vanquish.

During the production of Bayonetta, I was primarily working on enemy models, but mid-production I was shifted to Mikami’s team. Since I was the only modeler on the team, I have a feeling that I ended up making the player character and enemies at the same time. By the way, Sam’s character was designed by Makoto Tsuchibayashi.



We focused on having lots of volume with the back pieces of Sam’s suit, as well as placing plenty of moving/transforming parts around the suit. These transformations kept changing on me, so we were often deciding on Sam’s design as we were modeling. At first, the entire suit would transform into different shapes, and there was even an idea that a female android “partner” would transform and combine with Sam (I was a fan of that one). As the player would hoist her up, their bodies would change shape in various ways from forming an enormous gun to having the android change into a boomerang and be thrown into the field.

We also had a dog character that survived all the way through the modeling phase. The robotic dog would do various things to support Sam during the game, including combining with Sam’s suit to become a powerful piece of armor.



As you can see, we went through plenty of trial an error, but considering game controls and playability, things sort of “quieted down” to the design you see now. But if you look at the small details of the suit, you can see the remnants of the previous full transformation versions.



The transformation that takes place when the helmet opens up was really well received. I wanted to see where else we could put in these elements, so we ended up with having the weapons transform as well. Johnny (Weapon Designer at PlatinumGames who designed the weapons on Bayonetta and Vanquish) already had some weapons designed, but he created new designs that fit the transforming weapon concept.

So we kept working and adjusting things until the very end, so I hope you give the ARS suit a spin for yourself. I think that you will have a great time!

Until next time!

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Das mit dem Hund wäre ja mal geil gewesen!