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Prototype (PC DVD-ROM)

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| Released |
12 Jun, 2009 |
| All-Time Sales Rank |
#164 in Games |
| Recent Sales Rank |
#310 in Games |
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| Game Details |
| Categories |
3D Action Adventure
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| Platform |
PC Games
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| Studio |
Vivendi Universal Interactive
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Barcode
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5030917067471
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| Description |
In Prototype players engage in 'Deceive or Destroy' gameplay.
This allows gamers the choice to either blend in with the population
and covertly progress through the story, or fully unleash Alex’s
powers, and move through New York City like a walking slaughterhouse,
taking control of military vehicles, and causing destruction at every
turn. Although Alex is literally strong enough to fling people
and large objects around easily, his most intriguing power is his
ability to 'consume' people. In doing this he acquires their memories,
abilities, and their appearance. New memories help him to solve the
mystery of how he got the way he is, while new appearances allow him to
shape-shift into new useful forms at will and abilities allow him to
manoeuvre in parts of the game requiring specific skills in specific
situations. In addition, Alex's consumption of people also facilitates
his ability to transform his physical body and manipulate his senses.
Most weapons acquired in this way are outgrowths from his appendages
like exaggerated blades, shields, whips and claws used for brutal close
combat, but consumption also allows for powerful abilities like thermal
vision, which provides for vision through smoke and obstacles, as well
as 'infected vision' with which Alex can detect hotspots of viral
infection throughout the city. Features: - Fast and Deadly Combat
- Shape-shift your body to the situation at hand ... from claws to
blades to hammers to whips, as you choose the right weapon for the
situation. Change to shield or armour for defence or use advanced
sensory powers (thermal vision, infected vision) to track your enemies.
- Over-the-top Locomotion
- Seamlessly and fluidly bound from building to building, run up walls,
bounce off cars and everything in your path. Adaptive parkour lets you
move freely through the open-world environments of New York City.
- Unique Disguising Abilities - Consume anyone at anytime, take on their appearance and assume their memories and special abilities.
- Deep Conspiracy Driven Storyline
- Wake up with no memory of the past ... just mysterious powers and a
link to a town in Idaho. Delve into the mysteries of your origin, the
true nature of your power and your part in a conspiracy 40 years in the
making.
- Parkour Inspired In-game Movement - Alex
Mercer's movements are inspired by Parkour, a mostly urban activity
bordering on both art and martial arts that aims at moving the human
body from one point to another as smoothly, efficiently and quickly as
possible. Recent examples of it gained worldwide attention in chase
scenes in the 2007 film "Casino Royale."
- Xbox LIVE Achievements - Collect a wealth of Xbox LIVE achievements and build your gamer score as you play.
System Requirements
Operating System: Windows® XP (with Service Pack 3) and DirectX® 9.0c or
(Windows Vista® with Service Pack 2)
Video Card: 256 MB 3D hardware accelerator card required - 100% DirectX® 9.0c
with Shader Model 3 support*
Processor: Pentium(R) Intel Core® 2 Duo 2.6 GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ or
better
RAM: 1 GB of RAM for Windows ® XP / 2 GB Windows ® Vista systems
Hard Drive Space: 8 GB of uncompressed hard disk space (Plus 500MB for swap
file.)
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0 –compliant sound card
DVD-ROM: DVD-ROM
Peripheral:
100% Windows(R) XP/Vista - compatible mouse, keyboard and drivers
100% Windows(R) XP/Vista - compatible 4X DVD-ROM drive or better (600
K/sec sustained transfer rate) and drivers
*Supported Chipsets for Windows(R) XP and Vista
All NVIDIA® GeForce™ 7800 256 MB and better chipsets
All ATI® Radeon™ X1800 256 MB and better chipsets
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nelis m (2009-07-13)
Does someone knows when the patch will come out
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| Overall Game: | 10 |
| Graphics: | 10 |
| Sound: | 10 |
| Playability: | 10 |
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chris b (2009-07-13)
OMG! I'm strictly a FPS guy, and I mistakenly bought this 3rd person RPG. WOW, I'm glad I did! Simply better than GRAW! Features I love include:
- Great graphics
- Smooth gameplay despite a massive number of characters art any time (Apple powerbook 15" bootcamp XP)
- Never boring! Even travel across town is fun
- FAST loading
- Despite a complete model of Manhattan island loaded all the time!!! How do they do this??
- Unreal movement. If I'd read about riunning up and down buildings, gliding/flying, etc I would have thought "must be crap to play" but it's so not! Really fun. With my FPS mindset I find being able to climb a ladder as being out there, but this if just SO out there!
- Incredible powers make it easy in easy mode, and still a challenge otherwise. It's just amazing how all these powers work to intuitively depending on the target. Claw a helicopter from the sky or cut nearby enemies in half with the same weapon
- Awesome gore. Not sure it could get much better. Even slo mo dismemberment :)
- And you can still grab weapons and use them if u still want
My only crit; I can save but not load a game! Saves seem to have to be done after a mission is completed, else you start over anyway. Maybe I'm being dim tho.
By far the best game I've ever played. I thought GRAW was great, then the sandbox of Fallout3 belw me away, and then this comes along with huge yet seamless sandbox, awesome graphics, and great gameplay to boot! The future of gaming is bright!
PS: Mac powerbook with XP bootcamp is a better gaming machine that the best Compaq laptop money can buy! I know, switched off compaq reluctantly and will NEVER go back.
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