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Beyond is biggest performance capture production ever, bigger than James Cameron’s Avatar

IncGamers: David Cage, head of studio Quantic Dream, has claimed that the performance capture used in upcoming PS3-exclusive Beyond: Two Souls is the biggest ever.

That’s biggest ever, not just the biggest example in videogames. In fact, this is the first time performance capture has been used in a videogame. Before now (and probably still), the biggest example of performance capture is James Cameron’s Avatar - a movie of mild success. (Beyond, Beyond: Two Souls, PS3)

Silver-Hawk  +   298d ago
Amazing, and its only on PS3. I love games of high production value and I can't wait to play this game. This game is an example if why ps3 is the best video game console because of the mass quality exclusives you can't experience anywhere else
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dazzrazz  +   298d ago
"mass quality exclusives" you must be smoking some serious stuff
raytraceme  +   298d ago
Silver hawk is right on. You can't get these type of emotional experiences on other consoles as you can on the ps3. Sony has exclusives in almost every department and are second to none in most of them.
wages of sin  +   298d ago
Cool story bro.

Toy Story graphics.
yewles1  +   298d ago
"One of the basic premises of the Xbox is to put the power in the hands of the artist," Blackley said, which is why Xbox developers "are achieving a level of visual detail you really get in 'Toy Story.'"

http://news.cnet.com/2100-1...
pandaboy  +   298d ago
Thanks for that Mr. Tretton
iamironman  +   298d ago
are movies still bigger than games?
FunAndGun  +   298d ago
Gaming is currently the most popular form of entertainment, surpassing the movie industry in revenue.
blind-reaper  +   298d ago
revenue =/= popularity Movies still are more popular than Videogames
Dlacy13g  +   298d ago
I hope Cage learned some lessons from Heavy Rain in terms of controlling the character and interactions. I don't mind an interactive movie but I don't want to be frustrated by poor controls either. I am pretty excited for this regardless though.
CGI-Quality  +   298d ago
Thankfully, this isn't an interactive movie either.

OT: Anyway, that's quite the achievement if true.
Veni Vidi Vici  +   298d ago
If it's anything like his previous games, I would say it is. I honestly don't get why people like QTE's.

If you think QTE's are fun, please explain why you think they are. I just don't get the enjoyment gained by pressing a corresponding button that you see on screen.
iamironman  +   298d ago
@Veni Vidi Vici with respect, but I think you're missing the point of Cage's games.

The means in which you interact with doesn't matter, it's not where the fun comes from. Interactive stories need a means of interaction for you to drive the plot forward. The input has no use other than that.

Therefore QTEs become a good option because they force a certain pace. Pace is essential for a good interactive movie-style experience.
Veni Vidi Vici  +   298d ago
Why not just watch a movie then? QTE's are so easy, anyone with decent reflexes and any type of memory (to memorize the buttons on the controller) can do them. There's very little challenge. There's no strategy in how you play or how you execute your input. I just don't get them. It's not a game to me. It's just, "repeat after me" if you want to see the story. I'd rather just see the story- which then just makes it a movie.

To each their own but I will never understand the appeal of QTE's and I really wish Cage would change the gameplay of his games.

The story of this game intrigues me but I don't want to put up with the boring gameplay just to see the story.

It's just my opinion, I'm just surprised that more people aren't getting tired of QTE-style games.
CGI-Quality  +   298d ago
Agreed. People instantly want to peg it as "just an interactive movie", but then wonder why these types of games control the way they do. To me, I don't consider this an interactive movie because unlike the interactive movies of the 80s and 90s, Cage's games allow for much more control.

And I 100% agree about pacing and QTEs.
Wow!! Sold :b
Angainor7  +   298d ago
ok now that was hilarious
Dualshockers_Carlos  +   298d ago
There is never a lack of showing by the "It's all just one big QTE derp derp derrp" crowd, why do you feel like you have to ruin it for everyone else?

I never will understand that, never.
CGI-Quality  +   298d ago
Indeed, but then with any successful medium, there will be nay-sayers. Just the nature of objectivity (even though I'm completely with you).
HmongAmerican  +   298d ago
I still think Heavenly Sword motion capture is still the best when come to cinematic capture.
FadedWolf13  +   298d ago
can't wait, im a big fan of QD played and loved all they're game only thing that dissapoints me is how such games are a big risk not many feel the way i do with these genre if only Shenmue would have been continued with todays technology
black911  +   298d ago
Day One.

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