Tag: protoss
New Starcraft 2 videos: cinematic trailer and some single player gameplay
by utellallelm on Aug.17, 2009, under Gadgets, Media, Podcast, Video Games
Consider yourself spoiler-warned: there’s a very familiar face at the end of the cutscene above. But, if you played through Starcraft and the Brood War expansion, you had to know this particular person was still around. But the statute of limitations on that expired eons ago, so don’t blame us. Feast your eyes on all of the Protoss kicking Zerg butt in the Starcraft 2 cutscene above (or download the massive 490MB high-def version here ), and then head beyond the jump to see more than four minutes from the single-player version of the game. Sadly, it doesn’t feature the fully-rendered Jim Raynor that you’ll control throughout (read about that in our hands-on ), but it does pimp out the unit upgrading and the new video screens
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New Starcraft 2 videos: cinematic trailer and some single player gameplay
Eyes-on: Seven minutes of Starcraft 2 multiplayer footage
by maliaroumma on Jun.29, 2009, under Features, Gadgets, Media, Video Games
click here for high-res gallery or here for multiplayer video Seven minutes and six seconds, to be exact. That’s pure, raw, Starcraft 2 footage coming at you just beyond the break, and it features Terran, Zerg, and Protoss units going at it. If you’re still not sated, try out the direct video file here (it’s 263MB), free from flash encoding. See how much you can resist trying to move the screen around with your own mouse, continually forgetting that – alas! – it’s just a video.
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Eyes-on: Seven minutes of Starcraft 2 multiplayer footage
Own a patent application for a rock-paper-scissors video game for just $90,000
by misterandersonsik on Jun.29, 2009, under Gadgets, Media, Video Games
A visionary named Ivan Allen has broken ground in two ways: first, he has applied for a patent on an online multiplayer rock-paper-scissors game for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network, and second, he has put the application on eBay. He’s set up the eBay account “videogamepatentseller,” so it seems likely he’s planning to do this again.
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Own a patent application for a rock-paper-scissors video game for just $90,000
