| Mythos_Ruler
:: July 8 2010 |
| Looks fake. That can't be the "real" launch screen. |
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| Jeru
:: July 8 2010 |
| To be fair, it's probably in very early development. |
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| Mythos_Ruler
:: July 8 2010 |
| Yeah, but with text that size the "launch screen" looks to be about 600x450 resolution. Looks Photoshop to me. |
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| phil44
:: July 8 2010 |
While that screen looks...odd, i'm excited for any strategy game made by the AoE devs.
I am a little worried microsoft will make this multiplatform, which will inevitably result in design simplifications to accomodate the 360 controller. |
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| chess007_phoenix_clan
:: July 9 2010 |
| That intro screen looks very cartoony. The jury is of course still out on it and it might turn out well, but I'd rather see an RTS from them than an rpg. |
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| peugeot407
:: July 10 2010 |
| Remember, people, AoE3's ingame art looked very cartoony as well, by the time it was in pre-pre-pre-pre-alpha phase, and it only got better. A lot better, actually. |
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| JustSomeGuy
:: July 10 2010 |
| If a spiritual successor to Age of Empires is indeed in development then I certainly hope the gameplay is not watered down in order to make it more "accessible to casual gamers." There's enough games which cater to that demographic already. |
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| chess007_phoenix_clan
:: July 11 2010 |
| JustSomeGuy, I agree with you there. AOKTC is the perfect balance between warfare and economic management. |
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| brettalton
:: August 5 2010 |
| Either way, any buzz on RTS games is a win for me :) |
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| feneur
:: August 17 2010 |
Seems like it's real enough: http://www.ageofempiresonline.com/ Not sure what to make of it though, seems a bit too childish to me. Like what they did to Empire Earth 3  But hopefully it'll be a fun game and revive some interest in RTSs  |
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