XS/PC Halo: Infinite

eape schrieb:

Nein, der perfekte Trailer ist immer noch:

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Weil man hier auch noch an den Gameplay-Szenen genau sieht, was Halo ausmacht. Und damit hätte man auch hier punkten müssen. Denn Halo wird nie ein The Last of Us-Killer werden in Sachen Story. Ist genau der Blödsinn wie bei diesem Gears 5-Teaser, der dem Spiel irgendwie Gewicht verleihen soll. Zeigt mir eine adaptive, dynamische KI in vieldimensionalen Massenschlachten. Zeigt mir in Gears Innovationen wie das Reload-System oder der Scherbenregen, etc. Microsoft muss lernen, dass diese Reihen Stärken haben, die nicht dort liegen, wo sie bei Sony zu finden sind.

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drizzt schrieb:

Also quasi sofort.

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Dr.Para schrieb:

aber 4er coop könnte man mit dem pc release wirklich mal angehen. halo 2 nie gespielt.

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Dr.Para schrieb:

aber 4er coop könnte man mit dem pc release wirklich mal angehen. halo 2 nie gespielt.

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Marcello schrieb:

Halo 2 hat kein 4er Coop.

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drizzt schrieb:

Bitte was!?

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Dr.Para schrieb:

huh. war 4er coop erst ab halo 3?

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It will run on Xbox One. Will it look precisely like that? We'll do everything we can to optimize to each platform - and the new engine was rearchitected from the ground up specifically to eke performance from the base specs better than we currently can, but also to scale up without the artificial ceilings that the old tech had intrinsically - so of course it's going to look better on Scarlett and some crazy Ryzen PC, but our intention, from the metal up is to treat the existing Xbox One as a first class citizen in a way we couldn't even in Halo 5.

Last E3 we sort of metaphorically showed earlier engine and game elements through a telescope from the distance - and this year, deliberately intimate and though a magnifying glass. Our game is very much something that happens outside the frosty glass of that Pelican in a large and expansive way - but we also want to tell modern stories where people become important parts of the stakes and where detail can be explored and examined as well as lived in.

Our associate creative director, who's building the narrative tools worked previously on the Batman Arkham games and part of his philosophy is letting players move seamlessly from character drama to epic scale action so that the contrasts in scale add to your experience - and the design of armors and more taking inspiration from the legacy games is just a part of the approach for Infinite, we're also committed to reliving the sensation of the moment from Halo CE, where you emerge from the crashed Bumblebee escape pod - but really you're emerging from the claustrophobic tunnels and hallways of the Pillar of Autumn and traditional shooters, into the sunlight of this wide open new space and all its potential and new ways to attack and explore it - which at the time was new for a console FPS and really the promise of the game all the way back to Steve Jobs' announcement back at Macworld 1999.

We want to get players into the mindset where instead of saying, "Did you see the part where Chief did X...?" and back to those beter conversations that start with, "Did YOU get to X scenario yet? And how did YOU beat it?" I always think Halo is best when some of the most exciting stories are the ones that the player has created within the opportunities and universe afforded by the plot and the furniture of its sci-fi sandbox. That's also one of the reasons the MC as a character has so many different subjective interpretations. To some players he's just a suit you wear and to others he's Ulysses or John-117. The way they set about playing the game hardens those conceptions, which is fine. True of MP to a certain extent too, especially in bigger sandbox modes.

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Is this the level of graphical fidelity we should expect from launch Xbox Project Scarlett titles? Alex checks out the Halo Infinite trailer from E3 2019, dissecting the technology and showcasing how the new Slipstream Engine stacks up against prior Halo tech.

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