Creative Assembly has released the last of their Insider Videos for Alien: Isolation today. The trailer focuses on how the studio created the cast and show us the very first character and facial animations from the game. You can check it below:
Creative Assembly has released the last of their Insider Videos for Alien: Isolation today. The trailer focuses on how the studio created the cast and show us the very first character and facial animations from the game. You can check it below:
https://www.avpgalaxy.net/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FLmvNlPf.jpg&hash=9f00d254be2848374d22e4b596a30d71acaf19e6
The 360 is 9 years old. I will probably have the One or PS4 by the time this is out.
Well, they did go back...to colonize.
My guess would be that Seegson Synthetics are a rival to Weylan-Yutani and that they found the flight recorder and decided to copy the data and decrypt it themselves before handing it over to WY. A form of industrial or corporate espionage if you will.
Perhaps they saw the co-ordinates where the Nostromo last set down and decided to go and have a look-see what a 63 000 metric ton commercial towing vessel from a rival company was doing out in the boondocks.
Perhaps Seegson sent out a few guys to check out the landing site, picked up the derelict's beacon and someone got hugged. Perhaps everyone panicked and rushed the rape patient back to Sevastopol station which in turn might explain why there is a solitary alien roaming the station when Amanda arrives.
It just says there was one or a small group of individulas responsible for SO 937 and they didn't want to get found out when it resulted in the loss of a ship.
That could be 2 birds 1 stone, explaining the game itself and that glaring, strange flaw in Aliens as to why the company never sent another ship if they knew there was an organism.
I'm honestly expecting a level of linearity similar to the Bioshock series, which had a decent amount of free-roaming and backtracking, but when it came to characters was mostly instance and room-based, scripted stuff.
That will be fine so long as the Alien has a degree of randomness to its' behavior, and the writing is solid.
It's like a big secret that if they put some effort into developing real characters with decent writing, their demise adds to the horror immensely.
Prometheus. But mostly the AvP films and A:R though. Who knows if they were pitched as serious films but they sure didn't turn out that way. It's nice to have something more in line with the original film is all I'm saying.
Looks like a gas giant.
How often to licensees go for something other than "realism" and a "serious take"?
This gives me hopes that we will get a good story.
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That wasn't just a test of the model before adding the hair on? I like how Amanda had blood dripping from the nose, just like Ripley during Ash's attack in ALIEN, or the funeral in ALIEN 3.
I wondered about that, too.
Loved the video, though.
Also, it sure looks like the Sevastopol is orbiting a certain familiar planetoid...
Wonder what's up with Amanda getting her head shaved though, can't imagine there's any lice on the Sevastopol.
As far as not telling us much, I agree and disagree. We learned a bit more about Ripley's motivations, which was nice. I'm definitely getting a Prometheus vibe with the whole "still searching for answers" angle, even though it's certainly not on such an existential scale.
your right it told us nothing.
Was interested to know more about the characters, but this video didn't really tell us anything about them, strangely enough.
Good stuff!! ....looks awesome.
I completely agree.