Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time [Gameplay HD] widescreen 16:9 (The Setting Sun) Q36BN 2009-06-08 | Gameplay of the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. Level: The Setting Sun. 95%. Its widescreen, even though game itself doesnt suport it; there is a way to workaround this.But, its not "truly widescreen" i mean its cropped. So in 4:3 mode you can see more verticaly. While here - less.But, for a "notebook players" its a good way to play it at a native resolution with proper aspect ratio. :)What else, everything is SET TO MAX. And running very well on Radeon HD 4650 at 1920x1200. With Core 2 Quad 3GHz and 4GB ram. :)Update:The thing worth noticing is, as i said, in widescreen image is cropped at the top and bottom. You're not going to see more than on 4:3 Aspect Ratio. BUT, in 5:4 AR which is 1280x1024, image is like "open matte" and you can see more vertically.A good example http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/7803/screenshot0013.pngshowing additional top and bottom area.
Big Buck Bunny 1080p 60fps, 4K UHD 60fps Q36BN 2014-10-30 | Uploaded file - Big Buck Bunny at 60 fps in UHD - 3840x2160You can always download original files from here:http://bbb3d.renderfarming.net/download.htmlBig Buck BunnyCopyright (C) 2008 Blender Foundation | peach.blender.orgSome Rights Reserved. Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.http://www.bigbuckbunny.orgStereoscopic / 4K / 60 fps / HDRI changesCopyright (C) 2013 Janus B. KristensenSome Rights Reserved. Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.http://bbb3d.renderfarming.nettags: Big Buck Bunny, 1080p, 60fps, 4K, UHD, 60fps, 2160p, HQ, 3840x2160
Crysis 2 ME DX11 High Res textures, 21:9, GT 640 2GB, 1.8GB VRAM usage Q36BN 2014-10-14 | Crysis 2 Maximum Edition DX11 High Resolution Textures. [Gameplay HD]Turn on 4K, 2160p, in YouTube video settings to get better picture quality.Recorded at 1920x810 - because it's not very playable at 1080p.1600x900 would be better idea. It's playable at this resThe fps is visible on some of the clips - just add ~4-5fps.The other clips show roughly 30fps because of v-sync (hence the smoother video)Another thing you can see is the VRAM usage. It's usually around 1.8GB. So i guess 2GB of VRAM on this graphics card can be helpful when high res textures are turned on.I'm quite surprised this game is playable at such resolutions and with medium/high settings.PC configuration:CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,Windows 8.1u1, MSI Afterburner (rtv1 for recording)Lossless Lagarith codec for output video!25GB of lossless video uploaded to YouTube!To get higher qulity on YouTube i decided to upscale the video.1920x810 upscaled to 3840x1620 using nearest neighbor scaling algorithm.Turn on 4kUHD in the video settings to get better picture quality.
Battlefield 3 Multiplayer, C2Q q9300, GF GT 640 2GB 1080p Q36BN 2014-08-31 | RTV1 + 4k UHD 3840x2160 upscale (Lagarith lossless) uploadBattlefield 3 Multiplayer gameplay test in 1080p on:Intel Core 2 Quad q9300 @ 3.0GHzGeForce GT 640 2GB,4GB RAM,Windows 8.1 64bit.This game is too demanding for this system :P You can hit slightly above 30fps so it is kind of playable, but as we know 30fps is not a good option in this type of game.To get more than 40fps you will gonna have to lower the resolution to 1600x900.To get around 60fps you will gonna have drop it further to 1366x768, which is the resolution of cheaper HDTVs (HDready).If you want fairly solid 60fps then 1280x720 is probably the only optionThe options i used:Textures - UltraAnisotropic filtering - x8Post AA filter - Lowand the rest is on lowest.Some options are not too taxing so you could set some of them even to ultra and still maintain good framerate.I just set them to "lowest" to squeeze as much frames as possible :DIt's also possible to set everything to Ultra @ 1366x768 and get slightly more than 30fps...------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Keep in mind that the framerate you can see on the video is captured during the recording so it is lowered by a few frames. (about 5fps, maybe)As we can see, the CPU utilization is quite good, all 4 cores are working quite heavily.================================================For those who love quality, i upscaled the video to 3840x2160 using nearest neighbor algorithm. This way YT is giving more bitrate and so the video looks better :)Oh, as I said in the beginning, the video uploaded to youtube is RTV1 video captured by MSI Afterburner, It was then upscaled and compressed using Lagarith lossless codec. So this is the best RTV1 can look on YT.
Return To Castle Wolfenstein [Gameplay HD] Catacombs, 1440p, 21:9, 3440x1440 Q36BN 2014-07-23 | Max Settings, 4xAA, 3440x1440, 1440p Aspect Ratio 21:9, or 2.38:1. Edit: YouTube must have change something because the video is so dark now. It wasn't like that before!PC: C2Q Q9300, GF GT 640, 4GB RAM.Even 3840x2160 is not a problem. Framerate w/o rec. is mostly above 60fps and reaching the limit of 90fps.Played on hardest difficulty.The famous RTCW, even nowadays it's still a great game.Highly recommended, if you still haven't played this game.If you want to play this in widescreen here is the instructionhttp://www.wsgf.org/dr/return-castle-wolfenstein
Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle-Earth 1 [Gameplay HD] widescreen Q36BN 2014-06-01 | Max settings, 1920x1200The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth 1. Widescreen.I used patch 1.06. It elevates the camera for you, so you don't have to manually change the height in every map.The game is vert-, so the wider you go, the less you can see.Here is the link to the patchhttp://www.moddb.com/mods/rors-renewed-art-patchmini-mod----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Info about the video.I play skirmish on Cair Andros map.There are 3 levels of difficulty - Easy, Medium, Hard.I played this on Hard - 1vs1.Sorry for the non cursor parts, i was using different recorders and one of them don't/doesn't record cursor.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640 2GB GDDR3RAM: 4GB DDR2,Framerate in this game seems to be caped at 38 fps.Forcing Anti-Aliasing in drivers introduces artifacts.The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle Earth
Two Worlds 2 beautifull graphics. 4k UHD upscale. HQ. Q36BN 2014-05-13 | This is montage of some beauty shots from Two Worlds II (RPG game released in 2010)Here is the original video youtube.com/watch?v=tGqzPgvPGMwrecorded in 1920x808 and then upscaled by a factor of 2 to 3840x1616.That's the only way to make it High Quality, because standard 1080p looks like crap on YT.
YouTube video compression test. How to get the best quality on YT. Q36BN 2014-05-12 | I got disappointed by the standard 1080p quality on YouTube.So i decided to make a test with 4k UHD upscaled video.It turns out, that if you double the size of the video - double the resolution from 1920x1080 to 3840x2160 using the simplest scaling algorithm like Nearest Neighbour your video will be looking better than standard, not upscaled 1080p video.You can also make it looking better by increasing vertical resolution, or simply recording in 16:10 Aspect Ratio i.e. 1920x1200.Obviously, it would be best if you and viewer had the same resolution, but you can't have everything. If you recorded the video in 1920x1200, and someone will be watching it on 1920x1080, it won't be as good, as if he watched it on 1920x1200... Why? Because of scaling artifacts, loss of sharpness.At least compression will be lower, and that's what you and viewer want.===============================================HERE ARE VIDEOS in different resolutions:http://youtu.be/5OCPcShpAOI 1920x808http://youtu.be/4z2UgLCoufE 1920x1080http://youtu.be/CW9DpCJPt1A 1920x1200http://youtu.be/LC5sT66dr5A 2048x1152http://youtu.be/pbtqVRcZxnY 3840x1616http://youtu.be/FmDbzA6Kc2M 3840x2160===============================================HERE ARE SCREENSHOTS:http://minus.com/mmaGTm9xOSgzz 1st comparisonhttp://min.us/mGCns0YDlOhjg 2nd comparisonhttp://minus.com/moXE6nrRiHGcH 3rd comparisonbackup gallery:http://someimage.com/ROFMhttp://someimage.com/8u38http://someimage.com/QlfSMusic from youtube library.
Two Worlds 2 [Gameplay HD] DX10, 21:9 Max settings, showing graphics from 2010 RPG game Q36BN 2014-05-09 | Two Worlds 2 / Two Worlds IIMax Settings, DX10, NO AA. 21:9, Resolution 1920x810 (ultra widescreen)1920x1080 + Rec. is a bit too much for GF GT640 and C2Q q9300.So i created custom resolution 1920x810 (21:9 or 2.37:1) to get decent framerate while reording.Just add ~4fps to the framerate and that's what i get without recording at this resolution.This is not usuall gameplay i would upload.It's more like a presentation of the graphics and sceneries from TW2, RPG game, released in 2010.The graphics are actually really nice for this type of game, considering it's from 2010.Two Worlds II, game developed by Reality Pumpmore info:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Worlds_IIhttp://www.gry-online.pl/S016.asp?ID=10722PC configuration:CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,Windows 8, MSI Afterburner (rtv1 for recording)tags:Two Worlds 2, Two Worlds II, DX10, DirectX 10, max settings, maxed out, no AA, 1920x810, 2560x1080, custom resolution, 21:9, 2.37:1, 2.35:1, 2.40:1, Ultra Widescreen, ultra-widescreen, [Gameplay HD], graphics presentation, sceneries, 1080p, 720p, hd, high definition, high-def, Core2Quad, Core 2 Quad q930, Geforce GT 640, GT640, windows 8, msi afterburner, RTV1 codec,RPG game, open world,
Prey [Gameplay HD] + sikkmod, 1920x1200 Q36BN 2014-05-02 | Max settings, no AA. Sikkmod settings shown on videoCPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,Prey, the game from 2006 based on Doom 3 Engine.Not a bad game, but not as good as Doom 3 :pThe framerate without mod is mostly around 60, with sikkmod it's usually below that but not always :)
Prince of Persia 2008 [Gameplay HD] 1920x1200, 1200p Q36BN 2014-04-30 | Max settings, no AA.CPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,Here is the framerate test.Avg: 61.545 Min: 34 Max: 96 So... without AntiAliasing at 1920x1200 framerate is quite ok.And it's barely playable at 3840x2160 ;) too often too low framerateChoose 1440p quality to see the "original" 1920x1200 video. Yep, that's how youtube works :)
Stranglehold [Gameplay HD] 1200p max settings. Q36BN 2014-04-08 | Gameplay from John Woo's Stranglehold.Choose the best YT quality - 1440p, which is in fact 1920x1200.Max Settings @ 1920x1200, hard difficulty.Pretty good game, but it lacks something that Max Payne have :PDepending on how "heavy" the scene is, the FRAMERATE is like this:Framerate at 1920x1200:Avg: 70.291fpsMin: 27 fpsMax: 126 fpsIn other words, you can get more at 1920x1080.For "scientific purposes" i did a test at 3840x2160Avg: 21.152 fpsMin: 9 fpsMax: 37 fpsThe settings for this game are kind of funny, because there's almost no settings to change.You can change resolution, dynamic shadows, and decals. Thats all. :PUploded video was 1.41GB for 4min 12sec @ 41mbps, 30fps.Here is the comparison:Screenshot from recording:http://www.imagebam.com/image/fe7e8f319544801Screenshot from encode uploaded to YT:http://www.imagebam.com/image/bf6541319544847Screenshot from YT compressed video (1440p quality option):http://www.imagebam.com/image/6f86fd319598517PC:CPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,Windows 8 Pro 64bit.
Cold Fear [Gameplay HD] 1600x1200 Q36BN 2013-11-14 | Cold Fear, a horror game from 2005.You are the coast guard who end up on a Russian whaler.Part of the game is set on this Russian ship - i like this idea :DThe game is quite old now, and it looks like it was designed for PS2.So its not demanding now.I'm getting solid 60 fps onCPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,Windows XP pro sp3The game was quite good. I liked it :)
Legendary [Gameplay HD] on GT 640 - 1920x1200 Q36BN 2013-11-08 | Max settings. CPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,=== WINDOWS 8 pro 64bit ===The game called "Legendary". It's on Unreal 3 engine.Settings set to max. No in-game AA, and v-sync.The framerate is quite unstable in this game! At 1920x1200 you can get way over 60fps, and sometimes you can experience drops to about 20fps.Usually its around 40-60.I played this game on max settings at 1680x1050 to get, for most of the time, fluid 60fps experience.
How To: Battle For Middle-Earth 2 in widescreen (XP,Vista,7,8) Q36BN 2013-09-14 | I had to slightly edit this video.Since a lot of people asked me how to play The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth 2 in widescreen, and i got tired of answering, here is a quick info/tutorial how to do it by installing the mod, or newest Patch. Easy stuff."BFME2 & RotWK Widescreen and Triplehead Mods"http://www.wsgf.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=16029Latest (semi-official) patch - 1.07http://www.gamereplays.org/community/index.php?showtopic=914706--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Wanna edit maps yourself?http://www.gamereplays.org/community/index.php?s=c7e9c40c5eeb41a05f20eed5b68143cc&showtopic=174033&view=findpost&p=2175298--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A bit of warning, from my experience!I don't know about the nvidia, but If you have ATI Graphics Card connected to your Full HD Monitor by VGA/D-Sub cable, and if you have Windows 7 or 8 (probably Vista too), and you forced FullHD, WUXGA resolution in Graphics Card Drivers on those systems, then most probably you won't be able to set those resolutions in the game. If i understand this correctly it's kind of a (vista, 7, 8) Windows system fault, Microsoft changed something, and drivers doesn't work as they work in XP. Everything works like a charm on XP.I was able to workaround this in "window supporting" games such as Titan Quest, which lets you play in window or in full-screen. But BFME2 don't have this option, and even "cheating" with software like D3D Windower or dxwnd doesn't do a thing. It just doesn't work. You can specify 1920x1080 in options.ini file, but the game will run in 800x600 if your monitor is connected through VGA cable and you forced FHD res in drivers. So... even though Windows is running in FHD, BFME2 will not.Update on this subject.I now have Nvidia GF GT 640, and this game on this card (and nvidia drivers) is working correctly.I don't know if AMD updated their drivers to correct above mentioned problem, but on Nvidia it workds correctly.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Video recorded with lossless codec. Files glued in mkvtoolnix.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 @ 3GHzMOBO: Gigabyte EP43-DS3LGPU: ATI Radeon HD4650 connected through VGA/D-SUB cable to LCD: HP 2335 (dvi is broken)Windows XP. WUXGA resolution forced in Catalyst Drivers. Games work properly.Windows 8. WUXGA resolution forced in Catalyst Drivers. Limited resolution support in games. If i remember correctly its the same in Vista and 7.============================================+ Original music by+ Arnaud Condé - Posthumus Regnum, + Zero-project - Winter princess+ Go to http://www.jamendo.com/pl/track/898542/posthumus-regnum+ Go to http://www.jamendo.com/pl/track/516729/zero-project-01-winter-princess++ Free music under CC license.+ Please go there for more info about the songs, downloads, + and license informations!============================================
The Sleeping Dictionary [ Trailer ] Jessica Alba Q36BN 2013-09-11 | This is the trailer for: "The Sleeping Dictionary" with lovely Jessica Alba and nice Music by: Simon Boswell.All rights belong to their respective ownersMore info on:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0242888http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sleeping_Dictionary--------------------------------------------------------------------------------this vid was private, i'm making it public again.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent [Gameplay HD] on GT 640 - 1080p Q36BN 2013-05-27 | CPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,Framerate around 50-60fps, with very occasional drops to 37.SSAO 16 samples on medium. The difference between 16 and 32 and medium to high is quite subtle, but the framerate drops on these settings to around 22-26fps
Burnout Paradise [Gameplay HD] on GT 640 - 1920x1200 Q36BN 2013-05-25 | CPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,Solid 60fps with16x CSAA, AA Transparency Supersampling 2x (forced in nvidia inspector) and no SSAO! It eats the frame rate down to 32fps! While some additional shadows are always welcome, in some cases it creates some nasty effect on trees. Besides, in such a fast paced game solid 60fps is a good thing, so i turned off SSAO. Apart from this everything is set to max.----------------------------------------------------------------Recorded @ 1920x1200 (16:10) coz thats how i play this game. (You can choose "original" from YT options if you have 16:10 lcd :)I decided to record this with MSI Afterburner using LOSSLESS codec. At the end i realized HDD was a bottleneck, that's why the video is choppy, even though the frame rate is above 30.
TimeShift [Gameplay HD] on GT 640 - 1080p, 60fps Q36BN 2013-05-24 | Max settings. Solid 60fps (vsync), with very occasional drops to 50fps on CPU: Intel C2Q q9300 @ 3.0GHz, GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640, RAM: 4GB DDR2,PSU: Huntkey HK 350W.1920x1080, all settings set to max. There is no AA in this game; forcing AA in drivers doesn't work.During recording it's around 45fps with occasional drops to 30-25.This game has some really good normal maps and parallax occlusion. Character animations are also good. Textures at times may be a little bit bad, but for most of the time they are very good. Although the game can has this plastic, like Doom 3, feeling.TimeShifting abilities are nice, but they last for a short time! Too short, you can't play with it too much :( and that brings us to another problem, the opponents are too strong, hitting them in the head doesn't always mean instant death. If there's too many enemies you can easily die, because you dont have enough time manipulation control. Reversing time is virtually useless, coz it last, literally, only couple of seconds, and after you drain the TimeShifting limit to zero, you must wait, which in a place full of enemies means dying.The only really usable skill is slowing time because it last much longer so you won't drain the limit too quick. Time stopping may by useful at times but that's all.The thing is, there are places/situations in the game specially designed for time reversing/stopping and ONLY in those situations time manipulations last longer :(-----------------------------------------------------------I decided not to make classical gameplay (there is a ton of gameplays in HD on YT already, so...) but a quick test / info vid showing how this game performs on GeForce GT 640, which i bought because my old Radeon HD 4650 died.
Star Command Deluxe [Gameplay SD] 4:3 presentation Q36BN 2012-08-23 | Star Command Deluxe - an old game now, developed by Metropolis. It's a reworked version of Star Command: Revolution with reworked graphics. Deluxe is for Windows 95 You can choose from 4 races/factions and play on 10 maps with 3lvl difficulty, and with up to 3 enemies (computer). This gameplay is not typical, as i tried to make a presentation of the game, showing most of the units and what they can do. I failed a bit at that, coz it would take a lot of time and 15 min is already a pretty long video. So it's not a thorough presentation.I will try to add some annotations describing what is what.In short, all those factions have similar ships. For example they have ships which can shoot at long distance, they also have a slow ships which deals a heavy damage at short range, and so on.But each faction also have some special units, like a Teleporter in Computron faction, or a Switcher in Terrans....Also, each faction deals a specific damage, like control in Terrans, with this you can gain control over enemy units - they are now your ships... :)Here are some uncompressed screenshots, so you can see how it really looks:http://www.imagebam.com/image/74050e207262939http://www.imagebam.com/image/198bed207262956http://www.imagebam.com/image/3a879b207262969http://www.imagebam.com/image/249423207262988http://www.imagebam.com/image/feb147207262999http://www.imagebam.com/image/dfc02d207263005http://www.imagebam.com/image/96001c207263016http://www.imagebam.com/image/14dc3a207263027http://www.imagebam.com/image/f01022207263040http://www.imagebam.com/image/5b3878207263050http://www.imagebam.com/image/726f5f207263062http://www.imagebam.com/image/c6fbd0207263078http://www.imagebam.com/image/bb80ba207263089
Half-Life 2 Ep 2 glitch, out of map, sky-diving ;p [Gameplay HD] Q36BN 2011-02-17 | READ DESCRIPTION. Turn ON Annotation. At the beginning of this description, i wanted to say sorry for the rough cuts in the movie. But Windows Movie Maker - sux, Windows Live Movie Maker - sux too, Microsoft Expression Encoder 4 - also sux. They all are giving shitty quality. Live Movie Maker outputs to wmv at 24.0 Mbps (!) and the quality is somehow worse than the encode in mkv at 9125kbps. It's blurry in some areas, i couldn't fix it with Profile Editor, not to mention about the compression, its crappy, Here, take a look at the comparison between WLMM .wmv, original rec, my encode .mkv, and YT .mp4: http://img510.imageshack.us/img510/5996/00wlmmwmv.png http://img573.imageshack.us/img573/1346/01originalrecavi.png http://img546.imageshack.us/img546/4008/02mkvencode9125kbps.png 488.3MB http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/484/03ytmp4.png 318.8MB At first, i had nicely edited the gameplay in WLMM but when i saw the output at the highest quality, i had to resign, and use the old method again: cutting and joining files in MKVtoolnix, and then encode it to mkv at 8Mb/s. I used RipBot264. ----------------------- About the vid: Don't get me wrong, Half-Life 2 is a great game, its just that i happen to find this funny glitch, and i thought it might be nice to make a vid showing it... The glitch is based on some strange, i don't know, collision effect(?), (physics). If you stand on the pickaxe, it will kick you out to heaven :D. But it won't happen with any pickaxe. I dont quite remember where did i found this very special pickaxe, though... Normally, on this map, you need to get to the other side of the bridge using a car. But if you exploit the glitch you can jump on/to the other side of the bridge, and so you will not gonna take a car with you... So what will happen then if you haven't used a car? Well, see for yourself: First at 4:55 (you used a car) and hen at 5:51(you didn't use a car) :) She still says "great driving", but you didn't even touch the car :P :P :P hehe thats what happens when you cheat :P ------------------- The settings in HL2 are pretty much maxed out. Only AA is turned OFF. Gameplay is quite smooth on Core2Quad 3GHz, 4GB RAM, Radeon HD4650 even at 1920x1200. :)
Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle-Earth II [Gameplay HD] 16:9 Q36BN 2010-08-26 | Read Description! Last edited on 25.11.2012Gameplay from "The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth II"on Forochel map. I used "BFME2 Widescreen Enhanced" so its was finally playable. Here is a video explaining how to set it up to play in widescreen.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1r0m40mp7AIn-game menu is stretched but the rest is in proper aspect ratio.=============================================I recorded this at 1920x1080 because i have some problems with my monitor at 1280x720.I apologize in advance for those rough cuts in this clip.Windows Movie Maker sucks! Wax 2.0 sucks!.I couldn't get this vid done in those editors. So what i did is: i cut whole gameplay into pieces that i wanted. Then joined them into 1 video and converted it to mkv.MKV Encode was: 10min 12sec, 4mb/s, 1080p, DXVA compliant; and filesize was 306,4 MB.At first bitrate was 6mb/s, but youtube compression is so high, that it could be wast of time, so i end up with 4mb/s.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Now little info about this clip. It starts with the menu; I then choose skirmish and decided to play as Dwarfs against Mordor forces on difficult level. There is also 'brutal' difficulty level. But it takes a lot of time to beat it. Anyway, i like some ideas in this sequel, but i think i like more the first BFME.As you can see, there is a little of preparation at the beginning of this vid. I build some mines, then a "barracks" to create dwarfs. I also wanted to show some graphics improvements over the first game. Not much, but still...Anyway, this vid is still about battle. Nothing fancy here, no heroes or Balrog in this battle, but...Oh, everything is set to max (no AA), running quite good on Radeon HD4650, intel q9300 (3GHz), 4GB RAM at 1920x1080.
Project: Snowblind [Gameplay HD] 4:3 Q36BN 2010-05-23 | One example:Original recordinghttp://img6.imageshack.us/img6/8458/01original.pngMKV encodehttp://img94.imageshack.us/img94/3/02mkvrip.pngYT 960x720p compressionhttp://img80.imageshack.us/img80/931/03ytmp4compression.pngAll right, here it is.Project: Snowblind. Not a bad game. I bought a Deus Ex packet and Project Snowblind was included in it. Well, i must say i didnt enjoy playing first Deus Ex.It was too boring for me. For a stealth game i would rather pick Hitman series, or Splinter Cell. Ah, well, i finished Deus Ex at about 4th mission and skipped to Deus Ex Invisible War. This one has better graphic and dynamic shadows, so at least there is better atmosphere/climate. But i skipped that too, and hop on Project Snowblind. And yeah, i liked it. Though graphics are not great.One more thing. There is no way to run this game in widescreen. 16:9 is not supported. Neither official nor unofficial.But if you don't like ugly stretched 4:3 image to 16:10 by your display, there is a way to force other resolutions such as 1920x1200 ; but the proportions will not be preserved in this "hack".Here is the example:1600x1200:http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/7814/ps1600x1200.png1920x1200:http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/2752/ps1920x1200.pngThis game run pretty good on Radeon HD 4650 with "everything" on max; without anti-aliasing at 1600x1200. No slowdowns. Now, i used Windows Movie Maker this time to make this gameplay vid. But it looks like it sucks. softer than original recording. But it would be a pain * to rework this gameplay vid in a different software... After editing all the vids i made, i had to install Windows Media Encoder so i could save it to HD format(!)11 min limit on YT forced me to edit-out some wasting time scenes and minor mistakes. I think its a bit underrated game...Youve got 11 weapons - and every weapon has alternative mode, for example, pistol in alternate mode shoots a "mini bomb", machine-gun in altmod shoots grenades, and so on.... , you've got also 5 types of grenades, for example EMP Grenade, Spiderbot Grenade,...; then, you've got riot wall, Icepick (to hack into security systems or robots), and you've got Nano Boost(it can revive you if you're almost dead. You can use vehicles, walkers, but controlling them is not easy, especially cars. And at last, you've got your bio-modifications:Vision (night vision, x-ray vision, and infrared vision)Ballistic Shield,Cloak (invisibility),Reflex Boost (slow motion),Electrical Storm.--------------------------------------------------------- It was my first time editing something in windows movie maker...But again, picture quality sucks.
Pariah [Gameplay HD] widescreen Q36BN 2009-11-12 | A Gameplay from "Pariah". Game on Unreal engine. Its "quite" old game now... and its not well known... umm, everything set to max Running pretty smooth on Radeon HD4650 at 1920x1200 hmm. the thing that annoyed me in this game was small weapon's magazine (clip)... after a short time you have to reload... But, you can customize your weapons. Add "quick reload", better accuracy, and so on.. For me, this game was "just" OK. nothing fancy here. I think i expected something more.
Warhammer 40k Dawn Of War [Gameplay HD] widescreen battle 16:9 Q36BN 2009-09-24 | Warhammer 40000: Dawn of War - Gameplay HD 16:9 - 1280x720. Well, its widescreen, even though its not supported. In-Game menu is stretched but the rest is in proper proportion. Its zoomed and cropped in this mode, so youre not seeing more; but less vertically. A couple examples: 4:3 - http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/3383/bhrgffl54zuppoypi13v.jpg 16:9 - http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/5664/sqc7zfaq6cmr0cfezl8.jpg 4:3 - http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/4947/scsg2vsle47542rxxo94.jpg 16:9 - http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/7035/wewcfys7ne3mij6vhuw.jpg Just as it was with "prince of persia: sands of time". Its good for widescreen notebooks, where you can't "tell" your display to not stretch 4:3 image to 16:9. Everything was set to max. Run pretty good on: Core2Quad 3GHz, 4GB RAM, Radeon HD 4650 1GB. Win XP pro 32Bit. Of course there are some slowdowns but quite rare. Especially when there is a lot of smoke. Looks like this GPU is not good at calculating smoke-like effects. I was having the same slowdowns in high res on Prince of persia. But, hey! its one of the cheapest graphic cards on market! Playing this in widescreen is quite inconvenient, coz like i said, it's zoomed and cropped on top and bottom of the image. And when you play this in such a small res like 1280x720, its getting pretty annoying. Normally i played this in 4:3 - 1600x1200 res. which was kinda good. But having a lot of characters, even on such resolution, forces you to move screen in order to control everything. Another thing is that i tried to complete this battle within 10 min. Thats why i jumped all over the places :)there was like 4min to the end of this mission. I had to wait till countdown show 0:00:00. ;) And then- "Mission Success" Pretty good game. It was just "Warhammer 40000: Dawn of War". No expansion packs. edit: fixed image hoster :P
Enter the Matrix (Niobe vs Seraph) Seraph beaten in 40 sec. gameplay HD Q36BN 2009-03-09 | ENTER THE MATRIX. Niobe vs Seraph in teahouse. Seraph beaten by Niobe in 40 seconds. No cheating. Done in/by only 1 move ;) to make it fast and easy :) Gameplay HD. Add &fmt=22 at the end of address. After wining there is a movie. A real one. Niobe goes to the Oracle and after conversation there is an another level where you run from agent.. and then you fly Logos. If you not beat Seraph, you go straight to the level where you fly Logos. After that, its end of the game.
Crimes of War (UberSoldier 2) [Gameplay HD] maxed Q36BN 2009-03-05 | Everything is set to max except for anti-aliasing which is set to 4. 6 is max.Its 5th part / level. called "Train". Video shows whole level with cartoon ending and applying extra points to your character. Video in 1280x720. Played on ATI HD4650, Core 2 Quad 3GHzOriginal video looks much better, but youtube compression is too high, so bear with this...
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