Friday 3 February 2012

VIDEO GAME NEWS: Deep Silver Risen 2 and Back to the Future


The phenomenally popular Back to the Future films literally changed the future of the adventure movie genre. Now, Telltale has developed a graphic adventure game that tells a fresh new time-travelling story where players will meet all the familiar characters that they’ve grown so fond of.

Back to the Future : The Game brings the iconic 'Marty McFly', 'Doc Brown' and the DeLorean Time Machine together in a completely new cinematic adventure. Six months after the events of the third film, the DeLorean Time Machine mysteriously returns to Hill Valley. 'Marty' must go back in time and recruit aid from a resistant teenage 'Emmett Brown', or else the space-time continuum will be forever unraveled.

Back to the Future : The Game features the likenesses of the original stars that made the characters of 'Marty McFly' and 'Doc Brown' legendary: Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd. Lloyd is voicing 'Doc Brown' in the English version.

The Game will be released by Deep Silver for the following formats:
PlayStation®3,
Wii™
Windows PC.

THIRD EPISODE OF THE MAKING OF RISEN™ 2: DARK WATERS CONCENTRATES ON ANIMATIONS

In this installment the developers from Piranha Bytes speak about the new animation system that was created for Risen 2:

- Why the old animation system was completely replaced and what that meant for development
- That two to three thousand new animations had to be created especially for Risen 2
- How different combat animations are combined to create a combo attack
- and that Risen 2 features full face animations for the first time in a Piranha Bytes game.

Risen 2 will be released in April and will be available for the following formats:
Xbox 360® video game
Windows PC,
PlayStation®3.

For more information please check out the relevant sites at the following locationsL
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1 comment:

T. James said...

I cannot believe they've brought out another Back to the Future video game nearly thirty years after the film's release. Where could the nostalgia have come from? Unless they've invented a time machine and... no.