que es el TR ACTION ADVENTURE ?

[tohr-vick]

hola amigos, no me digan que es un dvd que se juega en el televisor utilizando el control remoto del dvd ???

eso es lo que he alcanzado a deducir de sus comentarios, esta a la venta ya ???, muchas gracias-

[DavidES]

Hola Tohr-Vick

 

Si basicamente es un "no-juego" basado en Angel of Darkness donde la jugabilidad radica en el control remoto de un Reproductor Normal de DVD. Su fecha de lanzamiento es 6 de Noviembre. Es apto para toda la familia, y es posible el juego multijugador.

 

He aqui unos hechos rapidos:

 

Tomb Raider iDVD es un DVD interactivo basado en The Angel Of Darkness.

Tomb Raider iDVD no incluye ninguna historia adicional o novedades, diferentes a una simplificada historia de AOD. Quienes jugaron AOD podrian encontrar que la historia ha sido condensada de alguna forma.

Lara and Kurtis son presentados.

AOD fue escogida como base de Tomb Raider iDVD simplemente porque Legend estaba aun en desarrollo y AOD fue el ultimo juego en haber sido producido.

Dependiendo en el exito de esta nueva direccion en entretenimiento tipo iDVD, episodios adicionales de Tomb Raider podrian ser adaptados.

Tomb Raider iDVD puede ser jugado en PC (con un reproductor de DVD y software como PowerDVD) y un normal reproductor de DVD.

Tomb Raider iDVD ha sido creado para "no-jugadores" y personas que no hayan jugado video juegos antes, o quienes estan conociendo a Lara Croft por primera vez.

Tomb Raider iDVD tiene una funcion de dos jugadores donde la gente (¿Padres e Hijos?) puedan competir unos contra los otros.

Tomb Raider iDVD fue producido recogiendo filmaciones de AOD y entonces haciendolas interactivas en iDVD.

Tomb Raider iDVD tiene una duracion de dos a tres horas.

Tomb Raider iDVD usa un sistema basado en puntos el cual recompensa a los jugadores por exploraciones adicionales o movimientos sabios.

Tomb Raider iDVD esta basado en The Angel Of Darkness (Parte 1) y esta dirigido a personas nuevas en Tomb Raider/Lara Croft.

 

Fragmento tomado de Tomb Raider Forums

http://www.tombraiderforums.com/showthread.php?t=75728

[Erogan]

Mira aqui:

 

http://foro.tombraiderfans.es/index.php?showforum=69

 

TOMB RAIDER ACTION ADVENTURE REVIEW

Copyright 2006 www.tombraiderchronicles.com

 

[ November 3rd 2006 ]Bright Entertainment - a London-based developer of interactive DVD products - caused quite a stir, albeit inadvertently, back in September 2006 when the firm announced a rosy share price on the London Stock Market, buoyed by positive reaction to a brand new game based on Tomb Raider.

 

Until then, no-one new that a small development team in France named Little Worlds were ardently working on converting Core Design's sixth Lara Croft adventure - The Angel Of Darkness - to Interactive DVD, hoping to introduce our fearless aristocrat to a brand new novice-gamer market and exploit the already over-commercialised and often ostracised festive season.

 

iDVD is a popular emerging format which uses standard DVD players as a basic gaming machine. Until now, most of the products available have been largely quiz oriented. Bright Entertainment hopes to change that by introducing a brand new action adventure genre, and who better to lead the charge than the global brand this is Lara Croft.

 

The Angel of Darkness was originally billed as an epic adventure starring Lara as both hunter and hunted, relying on her ingenuity, athleticism and a new edge that arose from her dark inner demons. The game was released in 2003, and went on to achieve acceptable sales figures throughout North American and European territories.

 

Bright Entertainment - using a proprietary new engine - have concisely sown together the story from The Angel Of Darkness and presented in an easily digestible and visually pleasing format. Using a standard DVD player and remote control, players are pitted against the evil Pieter Van Eckhardt - an insane fourteenth century genius known as The Black Alchemist - and a race for five Obscura Paintings and the identity of the killer of Lara's mentor, Werner von Croy.

 

The game begins in Paris and - as with Tomb Raider iDVD's earlier video-game counterpart - introduces Lara Croft to the player with a series of training exercises to showcase the newly appointed terrain, Lara's subsequent manipulation of newly appointed terrain, and a battery of new moves to be mobilised upon newly appointed terrain. Insert new kit to boot.

 

Using the UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT and ENTER buttons on the remote control, players are presented with a series of decisions that directly influence the flow of game-play. Those old enough to remember Steve Jackson's Final Fantasy novels will remember the numbered paragraphed format used to navigate readers through the story. Different decisions would surrender a different paragraph, and readers snaked their way through the book based on a series of options tailing the text.

 

Tomb Raider iDVD is based on a similar principle. Players choose the outcome of a specific action based on a decision displayed on their screen. For example, as Lara traverses the Parisian rooftops with a helicopter gunship in hot pursuit, players are offered a choice whether to hide or continue hammering down the zip line. The wrong choice results in an untimely death for Lara Croft.

 

Tomb Raider iDVD certainly comes packed with its own share of bells whistles for the Christmas period. Gamers are rewarded for their exploratory skills and general performance - up to a maximum of 100 points - throughout the adventure, which adds a different kind of challenge to proceedings. This is coupled with a Two Player Option which pits your own challenge against that of a friend or family member.

 

The iDVD has also been extensively tested on a range of DVD products to ensure maximum compatibility. More than one hundred devices had been used during testing, says technician Niall Giggins. While older players will still run the game adequately, seek - which is the time it takes a laser to jump from sector to sector - may delay the normally smooth operation of the game momentarily. Newer DVD players don't have that problem, and comfortably manage Lara Croft as effortlessly as drilling through melting margarine with a Black & Decker VSR Fast Drive Chuck Drill.

 

Tomb Raider: The Action Adventure does exactly what it says on the box. It aims to target the novice gamer and exploit the Christmas market, bringing with it a barrel-load of fun and light-hearted adventure while boldly going where no developer hath trod before. iDVD is an emerging format, and it will be interesting to see whether public consumption warrants a full scale assault on the interactive DVD market.

 

Tomb Raider iDVD's collectors value as yet another arm of the Lara Croft brand will cater for the insatiable appitite of Lara Croft fans. A £14.99 price tag is certainly not to be scoffed at either.

 

Tomb Raider: The Action Adventure is a prime-time romp through the interactive world of Lara Croft and a welcome and overdue departure from the proverbial Christmas quiz. You don't need to phone a friend with this one!

[marta_arien]

yo lo que no entiendo es para qué sacan este juego...( eso si no es para explicar cosas k no se entendieron en el AOD y saber si curtis esta muerto o vivo) por uqe entonces no sirve de nada... no??

[Invitado Vince]

Bueno aparte de ser el mismo juego es para gente q no dispone de plataformas para videojuegos.

Pero como tu dices... no tiene mucho sentido.

Lo unico bueno que tiene este dvd fue que con su llegada trajo unos wallpaper bastante buenos de Lara de Legend vestida con el traje de AoD

[Lady_Croft72]

a si?? como molaria verlo , me resulta interesante ese no-juego

[Vi]

de vez en cuando me doy un paseo por las tiendas de juegos, así se que ahora el Aod lo estan vendiendo por 9.95 euros o el Legend ya esta a 22 euros pero este Dvd-i, mira que me fijo y ¡no lo he visto!

[SiFoW]

yo tengo una pregunta respecto a él.........se vende en España? es que no lo he visto en ninguna tienda que yo recuerde ahora mismo!

[maty]

y...es material como raro...yo creo que se vende mas en internet o tiendas especializadas. Pero soy ignorante del tema en si, supongo que otro explicara mejor

[Invitado Vince]

No, en España no ha salido, y no saldra, porque en los paises donde salio fue un fracaso en ventas. Y con razon.

[Lord_Slaughter]

Pero para jugar ese TR en 2 player se necesita 2 controles de DVD?

[Vero]

Tomb Raider iDVD esta basado en The Angel Of Darkness (Parte 1) y esta dirigido a personas nuevas en Tomb Raider/Lara Croft.

 

 

Eso de parte uno me agrada podria significar q le aran la continuacion porq eso es lo q spero de CD.

PD:No me refiero a la continuacion del traod en el traa si eso entendieron porq sta claro q en el traa no hay nada nuevo