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Weapons Trailer for Far Cry 4 Is Awesome
Far Cry 4 closely resembles a T.V. Show called “Survivor” that I used to watch many years ago. Not so much the violence part of things but the whole concept of, well….surviving. In Far Cry 4, it shouldn’t be surprising to find that people are out to hurt you. And in case you’re one to bring the fight to them, this video would interest you. Ubisoft’s latest trailer gives you not only a glimpse but a full fledged introduction into the sorts of ammunition you have access to, which include knives, guns, bigger guns, guns with tiny telescopes on them, guns that shoot flames, crossbows and tigers! It isn’t He-Man where you command your tiger to do this or that, instead you fling a piece of meat towards your target and with possibly a slight delay,...
Ubisoft to make more Open-World Games because they feel “gamers want more freedom”
In a recent interview, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot told why the Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry publisher is working on more open-world games. Guillemot says that games like Watch Dogs, The Crew, Far Cry 4 or The Division do appeal to gamers much more allow a certain level of freedom among players because they allow players a more free-form experience instead of a linear and directed one. “We think that gamers want more freedom,” Guillemot said. “They also want games that they can play for quite a while, because there are less games now. The open-world genre gives us the possibility to offer different gamers different types of experiences. We think they are better adapted to the diversity of gamers that are in the market at the moment.” Guillemot went on to say t...
Destiny to be inspired from Borderlands and Far Cry
There’s a hunt about finding the “definitive shooter,” something that many game studios seem to be working on. Bungie hopes to take Borderlands’ brand of open world shooting one step further through connected play. Destiny will allow players to level up using Talent Points, and Bungie acknowledges that it has taken inspiration from fellow open world shooters Far Cry and Borderlands. “We are absolutely doing things that would be familiar if you’ve played any kind of open-world game,” Joe Staten, Creative lead “I mean… Far Cry, even. We would be idiots if we didn’t look at an awesome game like Borderlands and ask, ‘What are they doing well and how can we try to hit that same ball?’ I have never played a game where I have such a great attachment to my gun as I do in Borderlands. “When we look...
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