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Friday, June 10, 2011
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Star Wars: The Old Republic
Crap, this trailer is better than most movie previews!
Not sure about the Indiana Jones/Han Solo wannabe, though...
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10 commentaires:
Wow. As opening game sequences go, that is a good 'un. :)
Ramah.
The more I see of this game (check the RAID demo from E3) the more loudly the count-down clock on my WoW account ticks.
I think the animated Clone Wars series became really great in the last half of s3.5, but why on earth not make a show that looks this good, or a series of movies? Each episode of the CW takes 3 years to make, I doubt it would take much more time to make an animated show in this style.
I'd sure like to be a college kid again when I see things like this...
Oh 50 hours a week to play video games. How I miss you.
He wears the exact same clothes as Cad Bane in The Clone Wars animated series. Based on the look of one of the characters in "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly".
Bigger than a normal hat...
Have to admit: graphics were good, but it's a trailer. And the story line had me cringing that jar jar was going to hop out at any moment...
Sadly- and I love Bioware- this dampened my enthusiasm...
As far as trailers go, I'd say this one is a lot better.
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-2011-prey-2/714556
The big question is:
As we go back in time (for this game, not the pe pseudo prequals) the weapons, ships and trooper armor looks cooler and fits in more organically to the SW universe.
Oooh...I like!
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