E3 All Access - Making of the new game trailer

Thedrizzle

Hey All,

Tommorow night June, 11th @ 11pm on SpikeTV E3 all access is going to have a few devlopers on chatting about the making of the new SWTOR Trailer.  Not sure if its cinematic or gameplay(i gather cinematic, but prefer gameplay), but what ever, any info is good info.

I just blogged about it if anyone cares, if no ones does oh well. http://swtormmo.org/?p=73

BTW On that episode of E3 all access there is alot of other really cool gaming info that will be released from cosole to the PC.

-Sinvrall aka The Drizzle aka Dan

Maverz290

It's very, very likely to be cinematic.

If you go to www.swtor.com on the news real theres a read armour piece. The symbol on it is 'Havoc' Squad. The Republic special forces. So expect to see a Republic victory this time.

They did say there are 'several' big releases on their part. So expect the trailer, gameplay, and maybe a few other surprises.

Fdzzaigl

Originally posted by Maverz290

It's very, very likely to be cinematic.

If you go to www.swtor.com on the news real theres a read armour piece. The symbol on it is 'Havoc' Squad. The Republic special forces. So expect to see a Republic victory this time.

They did say there are 'several' big releases on their part. So expect the trailer, gameplay, and maybe a few other surprises.

There is no doubt it is cinematic imo.

This making of will probably be uploaded on the internet later; or so I hope.

They'll be doing an update every day of E3 starting monday for the rest; the official site states 'multiple worldwide reveals' will be taking place, so I guess we'll be seeing quite a bit of new information.

Darth_Osor

100% sure it is a cinematic trailer, since one of the dev posts referred to Blur Studios, who made the first cinematic trailer. 

Lukekini

Love Starwars anything... but I want to see some solid gameplay!

Will it be playable at E3? Like demos are hands on play time? I have not read up on that much with E3 and SW.

safety

One thing Bioware has always done well is make cinematic cut-scenes. Their quality is almost as excellent as Final Fantasy in-game mini-movies which are the industry leaders. I almost wish Bioware had spent the hundred-and-fifty million making a new KOTOR trilogy of movies to the quality of their last CGI ad rather than ploughing it all into a game which seems, from where I'm standing, to have some serious flaws.