34 صوره جديده من OUTRUN2

[We6fe]

السلام عليكم
نشرت سيجا صورا جديده من نسخه الاركيد للعبه السباق القديمه المشهوره على اجهزه الاركيد اوت رن ..
لاكن هذه المره الجزء الثاني سيكون حصري بالاكس بوكس
موعد صدورنسخه الاكس بوكس لم يحدد حتا الان لكنه في وقت ما من 2004

We can't wait to get our hands on Outrun 2 - which is still strongly suggested to come to Xbox at some stage next year

ننتظر معلومات عنها في XO3 الاسبوع القادم
In the meantime, we'll be hoping for a home version announcement at X03 next week...

الان مع الصور





















يتبع

[We6fe]

<DIV>



















يتبع

[We6fe]

يتبع

[We6fe]

وشكرا مافي تكمله لول

[xenosaga]

وااااااو شكلها رهيبة وممتعة بصراحة
مشكور وطفي على مهرجان الصور....والله يبارك فالدي اس ال

[We6fe]

وااااااو شكلها رهيبة وممتعة بصراحة
مشكور وطفي على مهرجان الصور....والله يبارك فالدي اس ال

العفو اي والله ... الله يجزيه الخير

[axxys88]

مشكور اخوي على الصور الرهيبه وحقيقة ذكرتني بالجزء القديم فكم كان ممتع اما الجديد فاتوقع انه سيكون خارق, انطلق على الفيراري برفقة صديقتك واااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااو

[Cyber Master]

جرافيك ممتاز بس ان شاء الله يطلع مستوى اللعبه بنفس مستوى الجرافيك

[xenosaga]

انطباعات آي جي أن:


September 11, 2003 - It's been years since AM2 last attempted an arcade style racing game packed with drift-based driving, but if our playtest today of Outrun 2 at the JAMMA arcade convention in Japan is any indication, the developer hasn't lost its touch in that time. Outrun 2 has everything -- awesome graphics, blazing speed, user-friendly gameplay and that quirky AM2 humor that never seems to die. The game continues the basic idea used in the original Outrun. Rather than running laps around a closed circuit that you select ahead-of-time, you race through a massive open circuit that branches as a pyramid. Veering left or right when prompted allows you to choose your path, and your difficulty, with the right option being more difficult than the left. As you play, you'll end up in a variety of settings, starting with an opening beach section, and continuing through forests, snow-capped mountainsides, valleys with high-rising rock walls and ending up in Paris (we're not sure if AM2 modeled this area to look like the real thing, but it has all the landmarks). Ironically, the pyramid-based level design is somewhat a breath of fresh air amongst today's arcade racers. We expect new gamers who weren't around at the time of the original to think the concept some revolutionary new idea in racing design rather than something that was first done some seventeen years back. Even though the basic idea is the same, Outrun 2 is definitely not your daddy's Outrun. The game makes use of the mega-powerful Xbox-powered Chihiro arcade board to deliver the best looking arcade racing experience of all time. The six selectable vehicles are finely modeled, with realistic shading and environmental reflections, but the truly amazing part of the game is its backgrounds, which stretch off far into the distance and are packed with detail. The game leaves nothing to the imagination, as everywhere you look polygons, high-res textures and effects such as lighting, reflections and volumetric fog are used to create the most believable-looking racing world we've ever seen. The draw distance deserves special mention. You can at times see the course spiraling away from you, ending up as just a few pixels in the horizon. Pyramids, buildings and rock-faces that you see as landmarks in the distance approach (quickly, given the game's speed), and you're suddenly driving past them while looking at



We're not sure if this was intentional or not, but AM2 seems to slam the point across about the remarkable drawing distance via one of the game's foggier areas. One area of the game is blanketed by a thick fog, making viewing difficult. Towards the end of the area, once you've cleared a tight U-turn, the fog lets up to reveal a long winding mountain road that stretches impossibly into the distance. You'll have to download the video of this sequence to see it for yourself. When that fog gives way, you will truly understand the power of the Chihiro arcade board. Gameplay has also been updated into a completely modern feeling racer. While you still have a simple two-gear manual lever (although automatic can also be selected), actual control over your car is much smoother than was possible in the digital control days. You can now select between three different viewpoints: the original behind-the-car perspective, an in-the-car dashboard perspective and a full-screen full-frontal view. What's interesting is that the game manages to retain the nuances of the original title. Gameplay is drift-based, with the game actually helping you into and out of drifts. Even if you can't quite get the hang of sliding your car around the tracks of other racers, expect to be pulling off lengthy drifts in Outrun 2 -- around U-turns, through straight-aways, and passing up other cars along the way. The sense of speed of the original has also been replicated without flaw. Outrun 2 seems to be the fastest wheel-based racing game ever. Sega had F-Zero AX running right next to Outrun 2, and the latter title, when played properly, manages to compete with the former -- despite remaining on the ground (most of the time). Things move so fast at times that we found ourselves wondering if this was the first time we were truly seeing a 60 frames per second racing game -- our cameras couldn't even properly capture the road as it zipped by beneath the cars. On top of the fundamentals, AM2 has also added some new gaming modes to the mix. An Outrun mode is available, allowing for a recreation of the original's experience (you select your song ahead of time, though, and don't seem to be able to change it while in the game, unfortunately). On top of that you'll find a time-attack mode where you select a fixed path through the game, and a four-player versus mode where the path is determined by the lead player

But the biggest new addition is the Heart Attack mode. That's Heart Attack, not as in myocardial infarction, but as in Aim For the Ultimate Heart Count. In this mode, you perform tasks for the female counterpart sitting in the passenger seat. As an example, the girl will ask you at times to go into a drift. Do so, and hold the drift long enough for the girl's heart meter to fill up, and you'll find yourself with a triple A rating (and a happy passenger). Other tasks include keeping your car in a highlighted section of the road for a fixed time, striking cones strewn about in front of you, and winding around other cars without taking a hit. We're not sure what exactly the reward is for doing good, but just being able to play mini-games while driving adds some cool twists to the Outrun formula and should help with the game's eventual home version. From our brief playtest and over and hour of watching others speed through the courses, it seems like Outrun 2 can definitely cause a sensation in arcades, as much as games like Crusin' USA and Crazy Taxi did in their days. Will it cause a sensation on the level of its predecessor? We're not sure, but we can't wait to play more of it.


هناك أيضا عدة عروض فيديو لأول مرة....بس يلزم لك اشتراك فآي جي أن
http://xbox.ign.com/articles/437/437707p1.html

[We6fe]

مشكورين جميعا عالردود

[We6fe]

المزيد من الصور من نسخه داخل اللعبه بالاركيد !! :icon6:









وشكرا

[Forza Nerazzurri]

الجرافيكس عادي


وعلى حسب التقديرات اشتريها ولا لا

[We6fe]

الجرافيكس عادي


وعلى حسب التقديرات اشتريها ولا لا

ما يهم الجرافيكس يهمني المتعه اللي باللعبه مثل الجزء القديم

كما انه الجرافيكس لا بأس عليه

[xenosaga]

بصراحة الجرافيكس ممتاز.
شوفوا الأفلام فجيم سبوت أو آي جي أن....قممممة!

[We6fe]

بصراحة الجرافيكس ممتاز.
شوفوا الأفلام فجيم سبوت أو آي جي أن....قممممة!

مجانيه ؟