Actually, RDR2 was officially announced in October 2016, which was 2 years before release. They just had a better release and marketing plan by keeping quiet about details until they had the game done about 3 months prior to release, and did non-stop quality marketing for those 3 months.
They said that they will be showing console footage before release.6 weeks (-ish) left and I still don't know if I should buy the game on PS5 or xbox series x... And no plans to let us know how it runs on those consoles (not even talking about the next gen patch here).
Lord Gaben says go with Xbox.6 weeks (-ish) left and I still don't know if I should buy the game on PS5 or xbox series x... And no plans to let us know how it runs on those consoles (not even talking about the next gen patch here).
Did you preorder both of the next gen consoles?6 weeks (-ish) left and I still don't know if I should buy the game on PS5 or xbox series x... And no plans to let us know how it runs on those consoles (not even talking about the next gen patch here).
Hard to say, I've yet to see it in my neighborhood. Then again, I don't watch TV anymore.
well they did say October, although i didn't except one at the very beginning of the month
Some new cgi scenes in there, they probably belong to a bigger cgi trailer we haven't seen yet made by Goodbye Kansas Studios.
No one else reported on this and i can't find this supposed M Science report
1st person may be intimate, but it is not cinematic.
In the CGI footage the camera isn’t floating behind V’s shoulder so I don’t get what you mean
Or you mean to say that the trailer needs more 1st. person scenes?Well excuuuse meee, are we forgetting about the critically acclaimed, Oscar-winning, [ . . . ] 2005 masterpiece Doom?
Plus, very few actors would enjoy not being in scenes where their faces aren’t visible for most of the production’s runtime).
And when you put a fixed camera recording two people eating at a dinner, is [cinematic]? Both can be true. There are many ways to express it. After the Jason Bourne movies, close up shaky cams became popular (no a fan of it, though). The Matrix used a wide angle showing of the fights more. You can say that (the fight scenes in) Jason Bourne were more intimate and that (the fight scenes in) The Matrix were more cinematic. There is more to it than just the POV. Also:
3rd person view doesn't mean that the camera is behind the shoulder, it means that the camera is outside the character.In the CGI footage the camera isn’t floating behind V’s shoulder so I don’t get what you mean
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Aaaand this is not the topic of this thread, so let's not derail it further, please.3rd person view doesn't mean that the camera is behind the shoulder, it means that the camera is outside the character.
Virtual camera system - Wikipedia
