PAX 2008: Polly wants a tank rush
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Although we missed the presentation ourselves, the gang at Robot Martini caught Ubisoft's demonstration of Tom Clancy's EndWar audio power at PAX 2008. To do so, they pitted two parrots against each other in a multiplayer match. Check out the video yourself after the break. When Polly says "deploy tanks," you take cover and hide your crackers (har).
Reader Comments (15)
Posted: Aug 31st 2008 9:27AM kamanashi said
I played the beta, it wasn't that great. I know that it wasn't finished, but, it wasn't exactly glitches that were bad. It was the gameplay. I'm used to RTS games like Age of Empire, C&C, Starcraft, and Supreme Commander. The type that are fast. This was slow, and the camera made it hard to know what you were doing. If I play it again, I will just wait for the full one and rent it.
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Posted: Aug 31st 2008 7:10AM (Unverified) said
That's good.I get a lot of shit from both people and computers because of my accent...
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Posted: Aug 31st 2008 7:21AM (Unverified) said
No your wrong. It will give you examples of things to say, and you say them clear into the mic, so yea it kinda does. And how do I know, I've played the beta. Best RTS yet, after Chromehounds that is....Muhahaha
But no seriously......
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But no seriously......
Posted: Aug 31st 2008 12:02PM PoisonedAl said
Yet they are still smarter then most people on Xbox Live.
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Posted: Aug 31st 2008 4:07PM (Unverified) said
That's only because they're in the same room, and hence lose the anonymous citera of the dickward theory.
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