[Hilo Oficial]Catherine

Pablopictures escribió:De todas formas la demos de X360 últimamente se suben a internet a las pocas horas de publicarse, no sería raro que en nada la tengamos para descargar desde megaupload o por ahí para jugar en cualquier 360

faco escribió:

TeTBCN escribió:

IridiumArkangel escribió:En breves habrá Demo en su versión Ps3, a ver que tal...

Ya esta en el bazar japones de Xbox 360.
Solo que esta restringido a miembros Gold... supongo que en cuanto baje la demanda de descargas lo habilitaran para todo el mundo.

¿Sabeis si alguien ha hecho lo tipico de subirlo a internet para descargarlo en una memoria USB y jugar desde cualquier cuenta?

un saludo

eso no va así. Los miembros Gold tienen acceso a las demos 1 semana antes que los Silver. en unos días estará disponible para todos (da igual que se lo descarguen muchos o nadie, vamos)

TeTBCN escribió:Lo que tu digas, no me voy a discutir.

Pero que sepas que lo de hacer las Demostraciones temporalmente para miembros Gold es unica y exclusivamente por motivos de ancho de banda de los servidores que se colapsaban. Los que nos matabamos por pillar la demo del Lost Planet publicado en un TGS a traves del bazar, por ejemplo.
Por lo que se decidio tras las quejas, que como el que paga, manda... los que pagaban el servicio Gold tenian el derecho legitimo a descargarse antes el contenido especial o que se sabia que iba a tener una demanda grande de solicitudes de descarga.
Y para acabar se establecio un tiempo de una semana, como tiempo oficial, pero que con el paso del tiempo han visto (por que se puede monitorizar la demanda de descarga y por tanto el nivel de saturacion del servidor) que pueden habilitar la descarga para todos los que usen Xbox Live sea Free/Silver o Gold. Por que logicamente estos ultimos ya la tendran descargada y si hay saturacion en cuentas Free/Silver, que se hagan Gold.


Lo digo mas que nada por que lo he vivido y me he entarado de primera mano.
Es lo que tiene estar suscrito a Xbox LIVE desde 2003.

Pero vamos, que si... que tienes razon y ya esta. Como te he dicho, no voy a discutir lo que he vivido.

If you've played the Catherine demo on either Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, you've experienced the game's action puzzle component in single player. The final version of the game will also have two player versions of these parts.

Have a first look at multiplayer Catherine here, courtesy of Famitsu.com:

Colosseum Mode

Babel Mode

Catherine can be played multiplayer in its Babel and Colosseum modes. Babel, playable both solo and multiplayer, has four stages which can be unlocked as achievements when playing the game's Golden Theater story mode on normal difficulty. This mode is compatible with online rankings, so you'll be able to show off your block climbing skills. Colosseum mode is strictly two player. You can unlock it by clearing Golden Theater mode once.

Details on the game's multiplayer mode surfaced in Famitsu earlier in the week, and I provided a summary here. It appears that I forgot to mention one tiny point. As shown in the screens, during Colosseum Mode, instead of controlling Vincent, you control sheep dudes.

Famitsu.com also has a look at some of the online features that were detailed in our earlier preview, see the Famitsu.com story.

Did you download the Catherine demo? Did you make it up the stairs before being stabbed by a fork? Did you attempt to count how long Vincent's shout lasts in the preview video that closes off the demo?

Don't be too disappointed if you were having trouble with a demo that had only its "easy" setting available for play. According to director Katsura Hashino, the difficult was set a bit on the higher side from what you'll encounter in the final version.

Hashino offered some insight into the demo in the the latest post at the Catherine blog, a post titled "How To Catherine."

The demo offers a sampling of the game's opening, with two nightmare stages. As you might have guessed given the sudden fade-outs here and there, it's just a digest version.

It seems that one thing Hashino and the staff were hoping to achieve with the demo was to surprise people who were under the impression that the game was just an erotic adult gal game by showing the amount of hardcore gameplay that is contained in the game's nightmare scenes.

Catherine will offer three difficulty settings: Easy, Normal and Hard. The demo is limited to just Easy mode. However, this isn't the exact easy mode of the final version. It's been made a bit harder.

Regardless, Hashino believes that once you figure out the method for climbing up the stairs (arranging steps and so-forth), the gameplay actually becomes pretty simple. If you're able to clear the demo, he said, you should be able to get to the end of the story in the final version.

For those who are trying the demo out for the first time, Hashino has two suggestions:

1. Make use of the undo feature. You can press select to back track one step at a time. You can use this if you make a mistake -- pushing a block over the edge, for instance, or trapping yourself between blocks. The undo feature will be in the final version of the game too, but exclusively in easy mode.

2. Don't destroy things, just climb. You can collapse and destroy sections of the block tower by pushing and pulling blocks. However, Hashino suggests that you instead concentrate on pulling blocks out to create stairways.

The Catherine demo is available for download now on PSN and Xbox Live Marketplace (Gold Members only). The final version of the game will see release on 2/17.

cholokun360 escribió:Pues hay esta la demo http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XEYJOOG0

cholokun360 escribió:Pues hay esta la demo http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XEYJOOG0

AdventChild escribió:

cholokun360 escribió:Pues hay esta la demo http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XEYJOOG0

Pregunta chorra.. si yo bajo esta demo sin tener la consola "yatusabes", puedo jugarla?