Motorstorm Artic Edge . Gameplay is similar to that of previous titles in the series such as Nitrous Boosts, environmental hazards and destructible environments.
Unlike the previous titles in the series, the game will only feature up to a maximum of ten racers in each race. Icy bridges can also be dangerous for heavy vehicles. While small vehicles can get over ice bridges, heavier vehicles can cause them to disintegrate and break, making the short- cut impossible to cross. Such as the Play.
Station Portable version featuring a Photo Mode, custom soundtracks and online play which features 6- player online multiplayer. On the other hand, the Play. Station 2 version will feature a split- screen multiplayer mode like the one present in the previous game, Motor. Storm: Pacific Rift.
The Time Attack game mode will only record the player's timings from the leaderboard in the Play. Station Portable version of the game though the mode itself has been confirmed for both consoles.
Arctic Edge interview - Play. Station Network, PSN official news. Bigbig Studios' Game Designer Robert Shaer talks to Play. Station. com about bringing Motor.
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Storm's kinetic racing to PSP. Motor. Storm is a racing brand synonymous with breakneck pace, big crashes and intense arcade action. How have you adapted it for PSP? When the opportunity was presented to bring the Motor. Storm franchise to PSP, it was greeted with open arms by us here at Bigbig.
As one of the studios at the forefront of PSP development for a number of years now we felt we had all the right qualities to bring the Motor. Storm world crashing onto the handheld stage.
We realised from the outset that we had to, and indeed it was important to, retain what makes a Motor. Storm game fun and engaging. This is something that we set out to maintain and it is something that we have kept right at the front of our minds through the development process.
We truly believe that the Motor. Storm experience you will see on PSP is as close to the PS3 version as humanly possible. We have really pushed the envelope of the PSP system's qualities in terms of the insane amount of content we are able to show in Arctic Edge. We have kept the huge crashes, the battles between vehicles, and a sense of immense scale as you race around the mountain.
Coupled with this we have introduced features which are unique to this PSP version. There are environmental hazards such as avalanches, bobsleigh corners and breakable ice bridges for the player to deal with.
And, there are also new vehicles inspired by the snow and ice environment. Have you had to make any changes to the core Motor. Storm model to optimise the game for portable gaming? As mentioned, we made a conscious decision to maintain the core essence of what makes a Motor.
Storm game unique and entertaining. By doing this we knew we would not be able to leave anything out, and we haven't. Aside from a few technical tweaks that have been undertaken to make the most of what PSP has to offer, everything is there, everything works, and it's one hell of a ride. How did you finally decide on the setting for Arctic Edge? What sort or process is involved in that? Part of the appeal of a Motor. Storm game is racing in and around seemingly inhospitable, rugged and remote locations, and this was what we based our initial concepts on.
As we were brainstorming locales that fitted this profile we came to the conclusion that the next logical stop for the festival would be Alaska. It seemed to fit the bill perfectly and we haven't regretted the choice at all. Alaska offered us the opportunity to bring the stark contrasts of environments that were utilised in Pacific Rift. We have the low zone tracks that are centred around a dirt, rock and mud appearance, High zone tracks that are predominately snow and ice themed, with the mid zone tracks sitting snugly on the fence, displaying both themes. Was there any location scouting involved when designing the courses like the team did with Pacific Rift? There was, and I was one of the people lucky enough to be asked to go out there.
One of the things that the Motor. Storm games pride themselves on is an almost inhuman amount of detail. The only way you get that is by getting your feet on the ground in order to fully experience and appreciate how amazing (and huge) the landscape is, first hand. From a design perspective I was there to look at the bigger picture, to imagine how routes would snake around hillsides, and to look at how I could imagine the environment being used by the organisers to make an overall Motor. Storm experience. I was accompanied by a couple of artists who were there to get a feel for the how things such as textures, terrain and lighting could be adapted to look more authentic to the real thing.
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We spent a little over a week there and were grateful for the warm reception, help and advice that the people of Alaska gave us in our preparation for the game. What sort of musical vibe and style are you going for with Arctic Edge?
The music is as important to the Motor. Storm experience as any other facet of the game, and one which adds to greater immersion for the player. As such, we are keeping the styles of music that fans are used to within the Motor. Storm franchise. For those new to the series, that means there will be a mix of Rock, Dance, and Indie and other great modern music. How does creating a musical/aural landscape on PSP differ from crafting one for Motor. Storm on PS3? We didn't want to compromise on the audio, and it is a facet that we feel is intrinsic to the game experience. We've worked really hard to get the audio quality and the blend of music, engine sounds, crashes, explosions as close to Motor.
Storm on the PS3 system as possible. Obviously there's no surround sound, but when the player sits with their PSP and headphones on they should feel truly immersed. How do you make sure the tracks offer up new challenges when players race through them in reverse?