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ID Ceo Todd Hollenshead revealed a all new IP called Rage. The game will be coming out for PC, MAC, Xbox 360 and Ps3. But for all the other platforms, they will be coming out on two DVD discs while on the ps3 it will be only on one Blu-Ray disc. Were getting closer and closer to were Blu-Ray really is needed for next generation gaming.
At the WWDC, Carmack promised to have the same demo--which features over 20GB of texture information--running in real time on the PC, Macintosh, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 at the E3 Media & Business Summit in July. However, by the time the scaled-down expo was done, there was no sign of the demonstration anywhere.
Today, though, id Tech 5 surfaced. Behind closed doors at QuakeCon 2007 in Dallas, id CEO Todd Hollenshead revealed the demo was actually the first look at Rage, an all-new IP. As mentioned at WWDC, the game is in simultaneous development for the PC, Mac, PS3, and 360, and will use the second generation of id's "Megatexture" technology. The game will be come on a single Blu-ray disc for PS3 owners, while all other versions will require two DVDs.
Speaking to a small collection of game journalists, Hollenshead explained that Rage was a deliberate departure from the corridor shooters that made id famous. Its gameplay will be "60 percent shooting and 40 percent driving" between villages in a postapocalyptic wasteland. Its setting will be a far future which has seen civilization decimated after a comet smashes into the Earth. Players will aid the villages' inhabitants in fighting both an oppressive regime and various mutants and monsters roaming the wasteland.
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The wii is going to die out now...
Blu-Ray offers a lot of potential, but as long as publishers are still releasing titles on other formats then it won't have the impact Sony hope it will. Until we hit a point where numerous publishers are saying "We can't do this without Blu-Ray" then the market is still open to all.
In any case, good news for the Blu Ray, shows more of their potential with a damn good looking game like that.
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