Mutant Bash TV (Rage)

ar buvo sunku ji pavadint taip kad visi suprastu kad cia tos garsiosios Rage iPhone versijos zaidimas, as tai is pavadinimo neikad nesugalvociau kad cia butent tas Rage.

beje tech demo kas nemate atrodo stai taip.

Late last month we covered John Carmack's announcement on the Bethesda Blog regarding his plans with future iPhone development. It turned out that he wasn't planning on making a full-blown RAGE port like we originally suspected when he demonstrated RAGE on the iPhone 4 at Quakecon, but instead is bringing a more iPhone-friendly game that takes place in the RAGE universe.

 

This game world is based on a post-apocalyptic future, following the Apophis asteroid smashing into Earth. (A plausible future, given there actually is an Apophis asteroid which at one time scientists believed had a 1 in 42 chance of hitting our planet.) In the full PC and console versions due out 9/13/11, you play as a member of the Eden Project, a government program that placed important members of society in underground "arks".

 

The goal of all this, much like the vaults in the Fallout series, is to be able to restore society after the nuclear (or in this case, asteroid) apocalypse. Unsurprisingly, the ark system doesn't work as well as was hoped. You are the sole survivor of your ark, and with all the other members of your group dead, you awaken to a very different future in a world that has long since forgotten about the Eden Project and the existence of the arks.

 

It isn't really clear whether you're playing as this same protagonist in Mutant Bash TV, but the basis of the iPhone game is that you are a contestant on a weekly game show where people are pitted against an onslaught of mutants to win fabulous prizes. It works well, and I'm sure I will appreciate it more once RAGE is actually released and I get more of the tie-ins with other elements of the RAGE world.

It's incredibly exciting to see industry giants Id and Epic going head to head in releasing their next-generation graphics engines on the iPhone. Id's Mutant Bash TV should beat Epic's Infinity Blade to market, as currently Id is shooting for the end of November for the release of Mutant Bash TV. Meanwhile, Infinity Blade is still set for a vague holiday release. Pricing hasn't yet been released for Infinity Blade, but Mutant Bash TV is launching at 99¢ for non-Retina Display iPod touches and iPhones and $1.99 for Retina Display-equipped devices and the iPad.

Grafika tai lenkia PSP tikrai

na cia "on rails" tipo gameplay. kaip ir iPhone Doom buvo. tas pats principas.beje nereiskia kad sito negali nuportint kitom platformom.tiesiog kas patepe jam ,tiem ir kure.beje matty pats Rage tai tempsis ilgai dar kol pasirodys. na iPhone turi ir UE3 engine varianta,ten irgi grafika blizga.aisku gerai kad kuria.tik neaisku ar cia tik naujiem 4G ar visiem iPhone. tipo ir patiem seniausiam irgi eis taip pat? kazkaip neturetu but tas pats.

Nu dar graziau, tai kaip PSP Phat susitvarko su dvigubai maziau ram? Taip pat ir cia, viskas gerai veiks ir ant seno, jug pristatinejo tai ant 3g

reiskia faktiskai galetu tai but ant visu touchscreen telefu.aisku bus tik ant iPhone.

Jis nesake iPhone 3G, jis sake iPhone 4. Sis zaidimas veiks tik ant iPhone 3GS,4, iPod Touch 3g,4g, taip, kaip ir dabar kai kurie nauji zaidimai.

turi omeni jis sake per video? tai tu i tai neziurek ten buvo tik tech demo,o apie zaidima teskte raso,ir jis niekur nieko nesake apie zaidima dar pats. o zaidimas bus ir iPad ,aisku gali ir neit ant pirmu iPhone/Touch.