L
Lyuck
Offline
Pubblicità
Pubblicità
O
Ozn ZzZ
Offline
Provocazione dai creatori di Child of Eden
Games aren't art... yet - Child of Eden creator
It's the question every pub conversation 'twixt simpering connoisseurs inevitably strays towards: are videogames art? Sega legend and Child of Eden developer Tetsuya Mizuguchi thinks the answer's "no" - for the moment, at least.
"I think... not yet," he admitted, when pressed on the subject by IGN. "But it's getting close. It's just beginning. The experience is getting greater in the games industry."
"Just 40 years ago, we started from black and white dots. No sound, just beep sounds. Then we got colours, 2D then 3D... but we will have a much greater evolution in future games."
"Maybe we won't be able to tell the difference between real images and generated images. Maybe we'll be able to see a movie and stop to change the point of view in the future. We need to prepare all the time. We need that kind of inspiration."
Mizuguchi thinks that developers need to "use new technology in new directions of inspirations" (sic) to push their products into the realm of art. As a digital medium, he suggests, videogames aren't constrained like more linear forms of expression.
Child of Eden is certainly an argument for the marriage of new tech and "inspiration". Players navigate unearthly lightscapes using the Kinect camera, waving their hands to blast abstract neon entities into cohesion.
"It's a very wonderful area - it's not like movies or TV," says Mizuguchi. There's no shape, no limit, just freedom." We can feel an extraordinarily pretentious blog post coming on...
Jonty previewed Child of Eden in May, describing it as "recognisably a game" but "like nothing else you've ever played". Anybody got an eye on this one?
[source: IGN]
Games aren't art... yet - Child of Eden creator
It's the question every pub conversation 'twixt simpering connoisseurs inevitably strays towards: are videogames art? Sega legend and Child of Eden developer Tetsuya Mizuguchi thinks the answer's "no" - for the moment, at least.
"I think... not yet," he admitted, when pressed on the subject by IGN. "But it's getting close. It's just beginning. The experience is getting greater in the games industry."
"Just 40 years ago, we started from black and white dots. No sound, just beep sounds. Then we got colours, 2D then 3D... but we will have a much greater evolution in future games."
"Maybe we won't be able to tell the difference between real images and generated images. Maybe we'll be able to see a movie and stop to change the point of view in the future. We need to prepare all the time. We need that kind of inspiration."
Mizuguchi thinks that developers need to "use new technology in new directions of inspirations" (sic) to push their products into the realm of art. As a digital medium, he suggests, videogames aren't constrained like more linear forms of expression.
Child of Eden is certainly an argument for the marriage of new tech and "inspiration". Players navigate unearthly lightscapes using the Kinect camera, waving their hands to blast abstract neon entities into cohesion.
"It's a very wonderful area - it's not like movies or TV," says Mizuguchi. There's no shape, no limit, just freedom." We can feel an extraordinarily pretentious blog post coming on...
Jonty previewed Child of Eden in May, describing it as "recognisably a game" but "like nothing else you've ever played". Anybody got an eye on this one?
[source: IGN]
danlan3
▀▀▀▀▀▀▀&
- Iscritto dal
- 2 Gen 2010
- Messaggi
- 336
- Reazioni
- 0
Offline
questo gioco dovrebbe essere molto bello, ma prima di comprarlo mi devo assicurare che non sia esoso in termini di spazio considerando che la mia distanza tra il kinect e la posizione giocabile sono 2 metri scarsi
A
Azure Grimoire
Offline
Solo una settimana //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/Predicatore.gif
//content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/Predicatore.gif
//content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/Predicatore.giflo zio ferra
Divinità
- Iscritto dal
- 12 Ago 2009
- Messaggi
- 5,749
- Reazioni
- 0
Offline
sti cazzi del chinotto, io lo gioco con pad e vibrazione!
diciamo che pur non essendo interessato troppo al gioco in qeustione..essendomi tenuto il kinect a sto punto potrei dargli una chance..ma si sa già quante canzoni saranno disponibili e di abse dunque quanto sarà longevo?perchè se dura poco aspetto un generoso price drop prima di prenderlo
W
walla_eh
Offline
Non prendi REZ 2?
O
Ozn ZzZ
Offline
Per le date del mese corrente PAL ita fate riferimento a questo thread : http://forum.spaziogames.it/board/showthread.php?t=319923
Sono incrociate con il listino di gamestop.it. Se cambia il listino con il sito dove prendiamo le release allora modifichiamo //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sisi.gif
Per ora GS.it lo riporta come 16 giugno, il sito delle release lo riporta come 17 giugno PAL .
W
walla_eh
Offline
Megaton con il Kinect
B
Briky
Offline
Manca poco ! //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/Predicatore.gif
C
Cloud_strifer
Offline
Cioè, questa meraviglia esce il 16 giugno e qui dentro nessuno se la caga... è ora che questo sacro thread torni in prima pagina, è quello il suo posto!
S
Shepard-N7
Offline
O
Ozn ZzZ
Offline
Opera d'arte, sarà un quadro in movimento appeso alla parete sto gioco :morris82:
C
Cloud90
Offline
Che goduria! E' l'unico gioco che puoi tranquillamente non giocare: è un bellissimo screensaver per la TV *_*
Pubblicità