One/Series Dark Souls | SG (X360): 9.1 | SG (XOne): 8.5 |

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Mi pare molto similare a DS o sbaglio ?
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Sono uguali //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
Mai giocato il primo.. Eppure ho sentito di gente che ha imprecato anche in lingue antiche //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

Ma è davvero così difficile?

Per ora lo tengo d'occhio.. Certo che se si vantano di aver incrementato la difficoltà del titolo quando c'è gente che si è strappata i capelli con il precedente, non so quanto venderanno //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
Mai giocato il primo.. Eppure ho sentito di gente che ha imprecato anche in lingue antiche //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gifMa è davvero così difficile?

Per ora lo tengo d'occhio.. Certo che se si vantano di aver incrementato la difficoltà del titolo quando c'è gente che si è strappata i capelli con il precedente, non so quanto venderanno //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif
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E' abbastanza impegnativo...ma dopo aver preso confidenza con il gameplay il livello di sfida che il gioco offre non è affatto frustrante.

http://www.famitsu.com/news/201102/03039956.html

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Nel link ci sono altre immagini e artwork.:mah:

 
cioè, il primo è un'esclusiva della sony, e mo questo secondo capitolo è multy?//content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

cmq il primo ancora non l'ho preso...troppa paura che si frustante. odio i giochi difficili, ma l'atmosfera ecc mi attira molto:sisi:

 
Mi sono visto ora la videorecensione di demon's souls...ora capisco la difficoltà del titolo ps3:morris82:

Non so come sarà su 360 ma anche se rimanesse uguale saranno bestemmie sicure:sisi:

 
Ancora più difficile?//content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/uhm.gif

 
E' praticamente Demon Souls!!! //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
E' abbastanza impegnativo...ma dopo aver preso confidenza con il gameplay il livello di sfida che il gioco offre non è affatto frustrante.
http://www.famitsu.com/news/201102/03039956.html

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25ow10i.jpg


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Nel link ci sono altre immagini e artwork.:mah:
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Ci sono punti veramente pazzeschi,e altri assolutamente semplici.DS va scemando soprattutto verso la fine,con alcune boss fight decisamente sottotono rispetto altre.Con un no-sense finale

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che non merita commenti -_-

 
King Allant invece l'ho trovato un personaggio azzeccato: cercava il potere ed invece ha solo maledetto la sua terra.

Una morte rapida è quello che meritava.:mah:

Lo scontro nello stage 1-4 invece è stato soddisfacente:alex90:

 
mazza come me arrapa sto gioco, si sa niente della coop?? se c'è e se sarà come quella di DS, preferirei una cosa un po più libera....

 
"You might laugh because you die so much," Hidetaka Miyazaki, the producer at From Software who worked on Demon’s Souls, joked before showing up the spiritual successor, Dark Souls. The hands-off demo began on castle grounds with a conveniently placed orb containing a great sword. In the distance we saw a sleeping dragon guarding another treasure. Players can wake the dragon up, fight it, and procure the treasure. Since this was still early in the game, Miyazaki said it was best to tiptoe around it. The knight fought an undead soldier who relentlessly bashed the hero while Miyazaki was pointing out details about the dragon. Another undead warrior blocking a pass underneath the dragon threw firebombs.

Combat appears to be reminiscent of Demon’s Souls. "Tactical swordplay," Miyazaki said speaking of the system. Dark Souls has over one hundred different types of weapons each with their own style. The knight was armed with a standard shortsword, which wasn’t too slow or too long. While it was quite effective against the undead droves, it’s range could be an issue when battling a minotaur-like mid-boss.

This monster starts the fight by crashing onto a narrow castle path and charging at the player. At the same time, skeletons shooting arrows attack from behind. Miyazaki recommended to take care of the skeletons first by climbing a ladder to a narrow tower. After slaying the skeletons (and effectively stopping a long range attack), the minotaur approached the tower and jumped to the top of it, crushing the knight reveling in his minor victory. "There’s no safe place in Dark Souls," Miyazaki laughed. "My goal is to kill all players who think there is a safe zone in Dark Souls." Man and monster leapt of the tower and continued the fight on the balcony, but this time the knight switched to the great sword found at the beginning of the demo. The great sword is expectedly an unwieldy weapon. It lacks finesse, but makes up for its slow strikes with heavy damage and long range. It’s possible to defeat the minotaur in a face to face fight. There is a more strategic suggestion, however, you can do a ledge jumping downward slash from the top of the tower to the minotaur’s back. Levels are designed for players to take advantage of the environment during fights. I suppose there is no safe zone for monsters in Dark Souls either.

Leaving the castle grounds, Miyazaki showed a foggy forest and then a level he called "Underground Hell." The character in this level had a samurai-feel and was standing right next to lava. We caught a glimpse of enemies staring in the distance. Miyazaki also pointed out areas in Dark Souls have vertical layers. Players can smash barrels, open ledges, and jump off them to explore new areas. Sometimes falling, Miyazaki explained, can put players in a more difficult spot.

The final area Miyazaki revealed was the development team’s favorite, Trap Road. As soon as the knight stepped into this level he was greeted with an auto-firing arrow trap and a snake-man (with a slithering head) carrying a scimitar. In the next few rooms, I saw a narrow bridge with swinging guillotines passing by. The trap hit the character and threw him into a level below with even more traps. Miyazaki said if players don’t fall for traps they may miss out on some parts of the world.

But, Miyazaki wouldn’t show anymore traps. He wants to keep those a secret so players will feel surprised and frustrated when they play Dark Souls this holiday season.

Epic win...:onixenon:

@Sghi l'online cooperativo e il versus sono confermati..ma non è stato ancora spiegto il funzionamento nei minimi dettagli.//content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sisi.gif

 
"You might laugh because you die so much," Hidetaka Miyazaki, the producer at From Software who worked on Demon’s Souls, joked before showing up the spiritual successor, Dark Souls. The hands-off demo began on castle grounds with a conveniently placed orb containing a great sword. In the distance we saw a sleeping dragon guarding another treasure. Players can wake the dragon up, fight it, and procure the treasure. Since this was still early in the game, Miyazaki said it was best to tiptoe around it. The knight fought an undead soldier who relentlessly bashed the hero while Miyazaki was pointing out details about the dragon. Another undead warrior blocking a pass underneath the dragon threw firebombs.

Combat appears to be reminiscent of Demon’s Souls. "Tactical swordplay," Miyazaki said speaking of the system. Dark Souls has over one hundred different types of weapons each with their own style. The knight was armed with a standard shortsword, which wasn’t too slow or too long. While it was quite effective against the undead droves, it’s range could be an issue when battling a minotaur-like mid-boss.

This monster starts the fight by crashing onto a narrow castle path and charging at the player. At the same time, skeletons shooting arrows attack from behind. Miyazaki recommended to take care of the skeletons first by climbing a ladder to a narrow tower. After slaying the skeletons (and effectively stopping a long range attack), the minotaur approached the tower and jumped to the top of it, crushing the knight reveling in his minor victory. "There’s no safe place in Dark Souls," Miyazaki laughed. "My goal is to kill all players who think there is a safe zone in Dark Souls." Man and monster leapt of the tower and continued the fight on the balcony, but this time the knight switched to the great sword found at the beginning of the demo. The great sword is expectedly an unwieldy weapon. It lacks finesse, but makes up for its slow strikes with heavy damage and long range. It’s possible to defeat the minotaur in a face to face fight. There is a more strategic suggestion, however, you can do a ledge jumping downward slash from the top of the tower to the minotaur’s back. Levels are designed for players to take advantage of the environment during fights. I suppose there is no safe zone for monsters in Dark Souls either.

Leaving the castle grounds, Miyazaki showed a foggy forest and then a level he called "Underground Hell." The character in this level had a samurai-feel and was standing right next to lava. We caught a glimpse of enemies staring in the distance. Miyazaki also pointed out areas in Dark Souls have vertical layers. Players can smash barrels, open ledges, and jump off them to explore new areas. Sometimes falling, Miyazaki explained, can put players in a more difficult spot.

The final area Miyazaki revealed was the development team’s favorite, Trap Road. As soon as the knight stepped into this level he was greeted with an auto-firing arrow trap and a snake-man (with a slithering head) carrying a scimitar. In the next few rooms, I saw a narrow bridge with swinging guillotines passing by. The trap hit the character and threw him into a level below with even more traps. Miyazaki said if players don’t fall for traps they may miss out on some parts of the world.

But, Miyazaki wouldn’t show anymore traps. He wants to keep those a secret so players will feel surprised and frustrated when they play Dark Souls this holiday season.

Epic win...:onixenon:

@Sghi l'online cooperativo e il versus sono confermati..ma non è stato ancora spiegto il funzionamento nei minimi dettagli.//content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sisi.gif
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bene bene la coop me attizza :game:

 
Acquisto assicurato. //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/250978_ahsisi.gif

 
Che figata ero convinto che rimanesse esclusiva...il primo comunque l'ho mollato al New game +, dal momento che non riuscivo a battere nemmeno il primo boss...

 
Attack spells are fairly straightforward, so Miyazaki took some time to demonstrate some of the more unusual magic From Software added to Dark Souls. One spell transforms your character’s body from flesh to iron. While this enchantment protects the hero from sword strikes, it also greatly restricts movement. Imagine wearing three lead vests while walking underwater. That’s roughly how the hero moved. Evading attacks was impossible since this spell also canceled the dodge roll. But, who needs to evade attacks when you can resist them in the first place?


Another spell transforms the hero into a tall vase. Similar to Snake from the Metal Gear Series, you can creep through a stage as a background object. This spell isn’t designed to decoy enemies, it’s made to trick invading players. Miyazaki asked the demonstrator to move to a row of jugs and the knight, dressed as vase, fit right in. Stand still you may be able to pull a surprise attack. Well, that’s if the invader doesn’t destroy all of the jars they see in their path. Once you attack the vase shatters, revealing the player.
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Tra i nuovi incantesimi troviamo la trasformazione in statua di ferro per diventare iper resistenti a discapito della mobilità e quella in vaso per sfuggire agli inseguitori..//content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
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