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Need a Reason to Try the Just Cause 2 Demo? Watch These
Posted by Oly in Commercials, Just Cause 2 on March 9th, 2010
This just released video shows an awesome boat stunt.
Here are some pre-order bonuses.
Just Cause 2 Demo Available on the PS Store Today
Posted by Oly in Just Cause 2, QuickNews on March 4th, 2010
A Just Cause 2 demo has been confirmed to be released today for at least the PS EU store, and is expected to be available on the US store as well. There is reportedly 30 mins of game play for the demo, so check it out! Source
PS3 Exclusive: Just Cause 2 YouTube Upload Walkthrough
Posted by Jay in Just Cause 2 on March 2nd, 2010
Just so you all know, this feature is exclusive to the PS3 version of the game (I had actually posted news on this feature some time ago). It allows you to either record the last 30 seconds of gameplay with the auto-capture feature or record up to 10 mins of gameplay that you can use to either save to the PS3 HDD or upload it directly to YouTube (you’ll need a YouTube account first for that, though, but you can still put the video on a stick and upload it from the PC as well). The only question I have concerning this is are you able to extend the auto-capture if you’re so willing?
Anyway, this is definitely a cool feature, and the developers, as mentioned in the video, will feature some of the best user-made videos as well. Don’t forget, the 35 square mile demo of the game will be on the PlayStation Store as well. I wonder if that will include the capture feature…
Just Cause 2 Demo Next Week
Posted by Jay in Just Cause 2 on February 26th, 2010
…the Just Cause 2 demo will feature a massive 35 square miles of the Lautan Lama Desert, a vast expanse of stunning, sun-scorched scenery taking up just one of the many islands in the 400 square miles of the Panau archipelago…
Yes, 35 square miles, on a demo alone! The 35 square mile expanse will be packed with towns, villages, mountains, missions and activities, plus plenty of ways to just go around and have some fun. The press release further details some of the content within the demo:
Hunt down and assassinate one of the game’s 50 military colonels; devastate military bases, bio fuel chambers, government infrastructure and more; hijack tuk tuks, military 4x4s, armoured vehicles, mopeds, helicopter gunships, light aircraft, mini vans and numerous other military and civilian vehicles; freefall from desert outcrops or from burning planes at 20,000 feet; and unlock one full, multi-stage mission, traversing the mountains to a heavily fortified government radar station and ending in an unforgettable desert car chase.
Just Cause? More like Just Ridiculous! Be sure to check out the trailer above,too, which showcases some of the action.
Just Cause 2 demo date announced
Massive freeroaming demo planned for hotly anticipated action sequel
Friday 26th February/… Square Enix London Studios, a part of Square Enix Europe, today announced an incredible, action-packed demo for the hotly anticipated freeroaming action game Just Cause 2 will release on March 4th, 2010.
Available for PlayStation® 3 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PC, the Just Cause 2 demo will feature a massive 35 square miles of the Lautan Lama Desert, a vast expanse of stunning, sun-scorched scenery taking up just one of the many islands in the 400 square miles of the Panau archipelago. Packed with towns, villages, military installations, mountain ranges, missions and more, the demo will feature an astonishing amount of activities for the player… and opportunities for adrenaline-fuelled chaos are limitless.
Hunt down and assassinate one of the game’s 50 military colonels; devastate military bases, bio fuel chambers, government infrastructure and more; hijack tuk tuks, military 4x4s, armoured vehicles, mopeds, helicopter gunships, light aircraft, mini vans and numerous other military and civilian vehicles; freefall from desert outcrops or from burning planes at 20,000 feet; and unlock one full, multi-stage mission, traversing the mountains to a heavily fortified government radar station and ending in an unforgettable desert car chase.
“The Just Cause 2 demo is simply massive and with so much to do, the replay value is enormous,” said Lee Singleton, General Manager of Square Enix London Studios. “It’s easily one of the biggest freeroaming demos of all time and for fans of openworld games, it’s unmissable.”
The Just Cause 2 demo will be available March 4th, 2010, on PlayStation®Network, Xbox LIVE® Marketplace and Steam.
As Rico Rodriguez, the Agency’s most powerful weapon, players must take on the island of Panau and its military regime in order to track down Rico’s former boss and mentor, Tom Sheldon, who has gone rogue with millions in Agency cash and intel. Using a unique grapple and parachute combination, there is no vertical limit as the air becomes your playground: grapple a passing plane in flight, hijack helicopters, BASE jump from the tallest buildings or mountains and leave a trail of chaos and destruction in your wake. Just Cause 2 offers players the freedom to tackle missions any way they choose and, with over 100 vehicles and countless upgrades and collectibles, the choices for relentless adrenaline-fuelled action are limitless.
Just Cause 2 will be available for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Games for Windows® and will be released under the EIDOS brand portfolio. All formats will release in-stores on March 23rd, 2010, in North America and March 26th, 2010, in Europe, Middle East, and Australasia. More information is available on the official website at www.justcause.com.
PS3 Version of Just Cause 2 Includes Video Capture
Posted by Jay in Just Cause 2 on January 22nd, 2010
Square Enix has announced that the PS3 version of Just Cause 2 will get an exclusive feature, detailed below:
Square Enix London Studios, a part of Square Enix Europe, today announced that Just Cause 2 for the PlayStation 3 will ship with a built-in video capture feature, allowing players to record clips of their greatest in-game exploits and upload directly to YouTube.
Watching the video above, it might prove to be quite a fun feature considering all the stuff you’re able to do in it. I know Just Cause was a mediocre title, but here’s hoping the sequel can pull off what the original wanted to, but fell short of. The capture feature supposedly has a 10 minute record length (the same as YouTube’s basic account limit), so, according to the press release, it will allow players to also do walkthroughs, speedruns, etc. Pretty neat stuff, the title definitely looks worth checking out!
Built-In Video Capture To Ship With Just Cause 2
PlayStation players to publish their greatest achievements to YouTube
Friday 22nd January/… Square Enix London Studios, a part of Square Enix Europe, today announced that Just Cause 2 for the PlayStation 3 will ship with a built-in video capture feature, allowing players to record clips of their greatest in-game exploits and upload directly to YouTube.
With some of the most incredible emergent action sequences seen in any game, Just Cause 2 frequently features moments which simply defy description. Moments where the physics, gameplay and AI all come together to create an over-the-top stunt or spontaneously chaotic scene of carnage players will want to watch again and again. By activating Just Cause 2’s video capture feature, players will be able to automatically record the last 30 seconds of gameplay directly to the PlayStation 3’s hard drive and upload to YouTube.
BASE jumped from the highest bridge in the game? Captured. Jumped out of a jet fighter and crashed into an oil rig? Recorded. Parachuted off a cliff onto a passing helicopter, laying waste to a military harbour with missiles, before ejecting, skydiving down through enemy flak, grappling soldiers to passing aircraft, leaving nothing but the smoking remains of the military might? Saved, uploaded and published for the world to see.
Also available from the in-game menu is a 10 minute capture feature which allows players to create more detailed and planned presentations. Gamers will be able to capture and share in-game mission walkthroughs, create online speed-run competitions, direct their own South East Asian-inspired Machinima and more, with the best YouTube videos linked from the official website allowing users to vote on their favourites, with prizes awarded for the best of the best.
As Rico Rodriguez, the Agency’s most powerful weapon, players must take on the island of Panau and its military regime in order to track down Rico’s former boss and mentor, Tom Sheldon, who has gone rogue with millions in Agency cash and intel. Using a unique grapple and parachute combination, there is no vertical limit as the air becomes your playground: grapple a passing plane in flight, hijack helicopters, BASE jump from the tallest buildings or mountains and leave a trail of chaos and destruction in your wake. Just Cause 2 offers players the freedom to tackle missions any way they choose and, with over 100 vehicles and countless upgrades and collectibles, the choices for relentless adrenaline-fuelled action are limitless.
Just Cause 2’s video capture and upload feature will be available exclusively for the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system. Just Cause 2 will also ship for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and Games for Windows® and will be released under the EIDOS brand portfolio. All formats will release in-stores on March 23rd, 2010, in North America and March 26th, 2010, in Europe, Middle East, and Australasia. More information is available on the official website at www.justcause.com.
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