[HILO OFICIAL] Dark Souls (DLC en STORE)

banitos escribió:En meristation hay una noticia esta semana que dice que saldrá en septiembre de este año.

http://www.meristation.com/v3/des_notic ... 94&pic=GEN

Dark Souls podría salir finalmente en septiembre.

Dark Souls, secuela espiritual de Demon’s Souls que estaba previsto para finales de este 2011 podría salir en el mes de septiembre.

There's a new preview in this week's Dengeki Playstation, with another interview with the director/producer of the game. Here are some details they discussed:

- They received a lot of feedback from fans after the previous game, and he's really excited to be working on a game which is eagerly expected by so many people, but it also means he feels a lot of pressure on the project. After working for a long time on this game, they're finally nearing the final stage of development, and he's pretty happy about it.

- In regards to news updates about the game, he says that it's a very tricky thing to market this game properly, and the release of information is something that they're trying to get just right. Because the nature of the game is such that it is meant to surprise the player as he/she plays and discovers things, they don't want to give everything away. At the same time, if they don't reveal much at all, it feels like they're not communicating with the fanbase. So he's trying to find a balance.

- Dark Souls is not a story narrative driven RPG, even though it has a story. The game setting is one where the main character is an "Undying" who comes back to life even after being killed. He has cast himself out from normal society.

- There is a new Oath System that is being revealed. This is one of the elements of the mutual roleplaying system previously mentioned. Basically, as the player explores the world and plays the game, there will be certain discoveries which allows the player to make an oath to a person or regarding some subject. Some of these discoveries can be pretty rare.

- When an Oath is made, it determines the player's position on that topic, and that will impact the player's interactions with other players online. This could mean that making an Oath for something could make you allies with another player, or deadly enemies. The Oath System is not an all encompassing fixed alliance like a MMO Guild, instead it should be thought of as a system which serves as a guide for active roleplaying.

- The director also states that one of the most important things in terms of designing the game is emphasizing the importance of healing items and how useful they can be. Because of this, a lot of effort has been put into placing healing items around the world in the right places, so when the player works a little to look for stuff, there is a genuine feeling of satisfaction when such items are found.

- Because of how important healing items are, the Campfire System being used in part to create healing items is something they put in so that beginner players will not find themselves completely stuck when playing the game.

- Dark Souls is going to be a pretty hard game, but the director feels that it is a positive thing because the challenge gives the game value. To actually have challenging gameplay for the player to discover, learn, and overcome makes the game content much more satisfactory and worthwhile. He wants Dark Souls to be considered an "intriguing game", and they're keeping that in mind as they put on the final touches to the game.

- So far, the information released about the game constitutes about 1/5 of the total amount of details they plan on covering regarding the game before release.

There's a new preview in this week's Dengeki Playstation, with another interview with the director/producer of the game. Here are some details they discussed:

- They received a lot of feedback from fans after the previous game, and he's really excited to be working on a game which is eagerly expected by so many people, but it also means he feels a lot of pressure on the project. After working for a long time on this game, they're finally nearing the final stage of development, and he's pretty happy about it.

- In regards to news updates about the game, he says that it's a very tricky thing to market this game properly, and the release of information is something that they're trying to get just right. Because the nature of the game is such that it is meant to surprise the player as he/she plays and discovers things, they don't want to give everything away. At the same time, if they don't reveal much at all, it feels like they're not communicating with the fanbase. So he's trying to find a balance.

- Dark Souls is not a story narrative driven RPG, even though it has a story. The game setting is one where the main character is an "Undying" who comes back to life even after being killed. He has cast himself out from normal society.

- There is a new Oath System that is being revealed. This is one of the elements of the mutual roleplaying system previously mentioned. Basically, as the player explores the world and plays the game, there will be certain discoveries which allows the player to make an oath to a person or regarding some subject. Some of these discoveries can be pretty rare.

- When an Oath is made, it determines the player's position on that topic, and that will impact the player's interactions with other players online. This could mean that making an Oath for something could make you allies with another player, or deadly enemies. The Oath System is not an all encompassing fixed alliance like a MMO Guild, instead it should be thought of as a system which serves as a guide for active roleplaying.

- The director also states that one of the most important things in terms of designing the game is emphasizing the importance of healing items and how useful they can be. Because of this, a lot of effort has been put into placing healing items around the world in the right places, so when the player works a little to look for stuff, there is a genuine feeling of satisfaction when such items are found.

- Because of how important healing items are, the Campfire System being used in part to create healing items is something they put in so that beginner players will not find themselves completely stuck when playing the game.

- Dark Souls is going to be a pretty hard game, but the director feels that it is a positive thing because the challenge gives the game value. To actually have challenging gameplay for the player to discover, learn, and overcome makes the game content much more satisfactory and worthwhile. He wants Dark Souls to be considered an "intriguing game", and they're keeping that in mind as they put on the final touches to the game.

- So far, the information released about the game constitutes about 1/5 of the total amount of details they plan on covering regarding the game before release.

boskim0n0 escribió:

There's a new preview in this week's Dengeki Playstation, with another interview with the director/producer of the game. Here are some details they discussed:

- They received a lot of feedback from fans after the previous game, and he's really excited to be working on a game which is eagerly expected by so many people, but it also means he feels a lot of pressure on the project. After working for a long time on this game, they're finally nearing the final stage of development, and he's pretty happy about it.

- In regards to news updates about the game, he says that it's a very tricky thing to market this game properly, and the release of information is something that they're trying to get just right. Because the nature of the game is such that it is meant to surprise the player as he/she plays and discovers things, they don't want to give everything away. At the same time, if they don't reveal much at all, it feels like they're not communicating with the fanbase. So he's trying to find a balance.

- Dark Souls is not a story narrative driven RPG, even though it has a story. The game setting is one where the main character is an "Undying" who comes back to life even after being killed. He has cast himself out from normal society.

- There is a new Oath System that is being revealed. This is one of the elements of the mutual roleplaying system previously mentioned. Basically, as the player explores the world and plays the game, there will be certain discoveries which allows the player to make an oath to a person or regarding some subject. Some of these discoveries can be pretty rare.

- When an Oath is made, it determines the player's position on that topic, and that will impact the player's interactions with other players online. This could mean that making an Oath for something could make you allies with another player, or deadly enemies. The Oath System is not an all encompassing fixed alliance like a MMO Guild, instead it should be thought of as a system which serves as a guide for active roleplaying.

- The director also states that one of the most important things in terms of designing the game is emphasizing the importance of healing items and how useful they can be. Because of this, a lot of effort has been put into placing healing items around the world in the right places, so when the player works a little to look for stuff, there is a genuine feeling of satisfaction when such items are found.

- Because of how important healing items are, the Campfire System being used in part to create healing items is something they put in so that beginner players will not find themselves completely stuck when playing the game.

- Dark Souls is going to be a pretty hard game, but the director feels that it is a positive thing because the challenge gives the game value. To actually have challenging gameplay for the player to discover, learn, and overcome makes the game content much more satisfactory and worthwhile. He wants Dark Souls to be considered an "intriguing game", and they're keeping that in mind as they put on the final touches to the game.

- So far, the information released about the game constitutes about 1/5 of the total amount of details they plan on covering regarding the game before release.

Via NeoGaf

También se han revelado algunos detalles del juego como que tendrá un nuevo sistema de juramento o que los elementos de curación se pondrán en mejores lugares con respecto a Demon's Souls. Además, también hemos podido saber que el juego tendrá una duración aproximada de 60 horas y que por el momento, Namco Bandai, no tiene planes de lanzar contenido descargable ni demo jugable.

kazuya000 escribió:Este juego es actualmente el que mas loco me tiene con diferencia. Octubre 2011!!! Puf, menudas viciadas nos esperan.
Espero que este dark souls no sufra relentizaciones, en el demons si que algunas veces se hacia algo molesto esto que comento. De todos modos era en algunos puntos concretos y pasaba en contadas ocasiones.
Cada vez que veo algo nuevo del juego lo tengo mas claro. Esto es Demons souls en toda regla!!!! Que juegazo para este mismo año!!!

JavIriS escribió:Cuando decían que era el "sucesor espiritual" de Demon's Souls... lo que realmente querían decir es... "es la segunda parte real".

También ha salido esta información:

También se han revelado algunos detalles del juego como que tendrá un nuevo sistema de juramento o que los elementos de curación se pondrán en mejores lugares con respecto a Demon's Souls. Además, también hemos podido saber que el juego tendrá una duración aproximada de 60 horas y que por el momento, Namco Bandai, no tiene planes de lanzar contenido descargable ni demo jugable.

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Un saludo!

ER_PERE escribió:Bueno, a ver, os recuerdo y aclaro algunas cosillas...

No se puede llamar DEmon´s Souls 2 porque Demon´s Souls fué en parte patrocinado por Sony, entonces la marca de Demon´s Souls no sería posible en una máquina de la competencia.

Demon´s Souls según leí varias veces estaba pensado en primera instancia para ser un juego de la Store únicamente, por eso su pobre distribución al principio y la negativa de sacarlo en otros lugares que no fueran Japón y Corea de primeras, aún así finalmente se decidió sacarlo en formato físico y por lo visto quiénes lo han "descargado" de donde podéis imaginar dicen que ocupa muy pocos GBs. Pero debido al exitazo de crítica por parte de los medios y luego de los usuarios y unas más que buenas ventas (muchísimo más de lo que esperaban) pudimos llegar a tenerlo hasta en el Viejo Continente.

Ahora sólo queda esperar a que salga el juego y poco a poco saldrán cosas sobre él, pero sinceramente, prefiero saber poco y encontrarme las maravillas del juego por mí mismo durante la aventura.

Y sí, Demon´s Souls tenía momentos en los que "petardeaba" bastante, porque era un juego de "clase media" y no pusieron muchos recuros y empeño en él (en el motor gráfico, porque en otras cosas le da mil vueltas a los de la competencia), pero ésta segunda parte (porque lo es pese a tener otro nombre, aún así fijaos que las siglas son las mismas...) apunta muy buenas maneras en mejora gráfica. Espero y ya veo mejor fluidez en el framerate. No le pido virguerías hypermegasuperchupisquetecagas no... sólo pido que sea como su antecesor pero mejor en todo. Con buena fluidez, esa ambientación tan magnífica, triste, agobiante y tétrica... sí, eso hace especial a ésta (YA) saga, así que dejemos trabajar a los "jefes" que seguro harán muy bien su trabajo.

chibisake escribió:14 de octubre de 2011 en Europa. Lo acaban de decir en la conferencia de Namco Bandai en Dubai

Jader escribió:

chibisake escribió:14 de octubre de 2011 en Europa. Lo acaban de decir en la conferencia de Namco Bandai en Dubai

Wow, gracias x la info!
Tengo 5 meses para pasarme el demon's souls jaja, tendre suficiente tiempo? D

Saludos

Torosalvaje escribió:Es evidente que este juego (lo llamen como lo llamen) es la continuación de Demon's Souls: Sólo hay que ver los videos ingame.

Me extraña que Sony no haya querido o podido blindar la exclusividad de uno de sus mejores y más aclamados juegos de PS3.

Xelfer escribió:Nuevo trailer en http://www.facebook.com/darksouls

Impresionante!!!!

P.D: contiene escenas in game

razor escribió:Tiene una pinta brutal. En el vídeo se pueden ver jugadores en soul form, a ver que hacen con el tema de las tendencias, estaría bien meter más eventos.

Narcyl escribió:esa viene para mi casa, aunque tenga que dejar aparcados otros juegos.