coz u cant swim right.. ..

p/s: shiney mana gambo aku ngan awek "red Cliff" the game.. ...

aiik, jangan cakap oranggg
meh pm email.

Hmm, i guess it's no harm trying a different kind of game....


given missions from your team, like video record the Cheetah chasing the Gazelles, or, photograph the rarest flower in all of Afrika around some region, and it's up to you find it in a wide open world of Afrika...


I dont know.. man, this game has been too quiet..

See, if they showed more of Afrika during E3, the conference would have been awesome. Instead they show other stuff. Tsk tsk,

wrong thread sory, damn mobile.

This post has been edited by juine: Jul 24 2008, 12:03 AM

Don't really understand the premise of the game. If its going to be release in Japan, are there going to be at at least english sub titles?

I dont think any of us have an inkling of the premise of the game. All we know is it involves Africa (every game developer is going there now), a camera, animals and some beautiful landscape.

Is it a Natural Geography/Discovery Channel/History Channel sort of game? Where we go around Africa and take photos of African animals?

Thats the idea we all have. Not too sure what sony has planned for us though

its only 20+ days away to the game!

i bet its a hunting game

HAHAHAHAHHAHA

In Japan, this game is called,

http://asia.playstation.com/eng_sg/index.php?q=node/1740

it means no worries, for the rest of your dayyyyyyyys.
its our problem free, philosophy,

HAKUNA MATATA!

This post has been edited by Sheep319: Aug 1 2008, 08:42 AM

Haha.. Lion King song...

I loved that cartoon...

It's still Afrika in Japan, the Hakuna Matata crap is for the Chinese version in HK, TW and SG and will only be available later this year (together with AQUANAUT'S HOLIDAY). [ Link ]

I'm going to wait and see the response to the jp version first.

so there will be no exclusive hot game for PS3 in Aug? I tot can get Afrika.... i guess i can save more money now to but games in Sept - Star Wars and Little Big Planet

Anyone else getting this?
seems only can get from Play-Asia
local distributor rarely get japanese game

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Added on August 25, 2008, 1:54 pmhttp://www.bob.com.sg/forum/showthread.php?t=52538&page=1
wow can change camera n lens

This post has been edited by shinchan^^: Aug 25 2008, 01:54 PM

Last info I heard

1) Collaboration with National Geographic
2) All Sony Cams and lens.
3) Not an open world. Got borders. (exit + entry points)

At least it's not hunting, as you predicted... lol

hate the No 3 there

I love animals







They taste great

Hehe I forgot to post that the game will be using the SixAxiS to simulate holding the camera




Afrika
Playstation 3
Sony Computer Entertainment Japan
On sale August 28 5980 Yen (including tax)
Nature – Animals / Adventure Game For all ages
The setting is the realistically reproduced land of Africa. As a photo journalist you will carry out surveys as requested and enjoy the sights of your “safari experience’ as you come in contact with animals and nature in all their colorful forms.

Developer Survey:
Target Audience: Anyone waiting for a new experience on their PS3.

Average play time: It will take over 25-30 hours just to complete all of your survey requests. However, at that stage the real thrills of your safari still haven’t even begun!

Review 1: (8)
It seems like evaluations for this could be different depending on whether or not you prefer the freedom to explore your own personal scenery over having missions. It really is moving when you discover scenes of animals being one with nature. However, it’s common to see animals push other animals out of the way causing them to run and disappear, which is the one unfortunate aspect about using realistic models.

Review 2: (7)
Amongst the abundant nature discover a colorful array of animal life and take pictures, take pictures, take pictures!! This sounds simple, and it really isn’t an exaggeration to say that’s everything in this game. It takes a lot of patience to stick around until the decisive moment to snap a picture. People who have their own goals, saying to themselves stuff like “This angle is no good!” or “I want to take pictures of each animal’s tail” should have fun.

Review 3: (7)
It’s interesting driving around wherever you want to in a jeep and collecting your own best shots. It’s also a delight to just relax and watch all the different animals. However, basically you’re just taking a picture, which leaves you with the impression that there is still a little something to be desired. It’s nice how the more you play the more you’ll be able to see some really special National Geographic shots.

Review 4: (7)
My concern is how much of a game this can be when it tries to fuse the spirit of challenge that comes from seeing how well you can reproduce wild animals and the fun of taking pictures of them with a real-life camera. As a result, the fun level is really dependant upon the type of player. As a database it’s top notch, but you can feel a bit of something lacking in the animal models and movements. There’s still a lot of room for development here.

This post has been edited by komputer: Aug 25 2008, 04:28 PM