اللعبه الاسطوريه الرائعه 007 Quantum of Solace

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The silver-screen secret agent known as James Bond has been quashing evil conspiracies, using cutting-edge gadgets, and getting all the girls for decades. And he's headed to a video game console near you in the form of James Bond: Quantum of Solace, a new action game based on the upcoming motion picture starring the latest Bond actor, Daniel Craig. We sat down with Treyarch executive producer Garrett Young to discuss the game from top to bottom as we prepare for its release next week.

James Bond is heading to consoles and bringing the big guns with him.
GameSpot: We understand that the game is being built using the powerful Call of Duty 4 engine. What has using this technology let you do with the character, setting, and game?

Garrett Young: Yes, the COD4 engine from Infinity Ward served as the basis upon which we built Quantum of Solace. Their game was looking so good early in development that we leapt at the chance to utilize its technology as the foundation for our game.

The COD4 engine gave us a huge head start on development, allowing my team to get our build and test levels up and running very quickly, and allowing us to focus our development time on gameplay iteration rather than the underlying plumbing behind the game. We then created a completely different experience with different characters, all-new environments, AI, and new features like "cover combat" and our "takedown" system. We would not have been able to do it in time without their help.

GS: James Bond is a legendary motion picture character, but he hasn't always done well in the video game world. How are you making sure the game does justice to the reinvented Daniel Craig version of Bond while remaining an enjoyable video game?

GY: James Bond definitely has a long, rich history, and we were all excited to have the opportunity to build the first-ever Bond game for Activision. We've seen all the movies, read all of Fleming's books, and discussed with the filmmakers at length how to most effectively portray this new "rebooted" Bond in our game.

I loved GoldenEye, but I'm not sure why the other Bond games may or may not have achieved great reviews. James Bond is the ultimate secret agent--"the man every man wants to be, and every woman wants to be with." In short, he is the perfect character for a video game.

To me, it comes down to prioritization and focus. We as a team believe in getting the core gameplay experience right first before expanding out. Tactically, that means we knew we needed to nail down controls (shooting, reticule speed, button layout), camera, enemy AI, level design, cover combat, weapons, and the other action gameplay elements before we expanded onto the other features of the game.

Game developers are creative people--we always have ideas, and we always want to implement them all. This team had great discipline in choosing the right things to focus on in this first Bond game from our company.

GS: Give us an outline of the story we'll play through in the game--it's not just a direct translation of the movie, correct? We understand, for instance, that the game will feature areas from the Quantum of Solace motion picture as well as from Casino Royale.

GY: The movie Quantum of Solace is the first true sequel in Bond movie history, as it picks up 15 minutes after Casino Royale ends. Our game covers the story of both movies, so we had a lot of interesting scenes and beautiful environments from which to create great gameplay experiences for the game.

One interesting anecdote: You may have heard that we include a scene in our game that got cut out of Casino Royale (the fight on the train to Montenegro). Since they didn't use that scene, we were able to take "creative liberty" with the actor we used for the boss at the end of this level.

GS: The Call of Duty 4 engine did a fantastic job of rendering intense firefights in a smooth, fluid manner without a hitch, but that game was all about a full-on war. Tell us about some of the gun battles Bond will get into in the game. How big and crazy will they get?

You can expect to see intense gun battles and big explosions.
GY: James Bond is an action hero, and this is very much an action game, so yes, our gun battles are pretty intense. As Bond, you are almost always outmanned and outgunned with no squadmates for help. At the hardest difficulties, battles are a serious challenge. You learn to use cover combat pretty quickly.

A large chunk of our team is made up of people who not only love first-person shooters, but also have direct hands-on experience building them. This experience led our team to focus on creating engaging combat gameplay: great reads, solid cover spots for targeting and hiding, interesting engagement spaces with smart AI, beautiful weapons, and of course, big explosions.
James Bond: Quantum of Solace Hands-On
By Shaun McInnis, GameSpotPosted Aug 18, 2008 11:45 am PT
In this exclusive hands-on session, we step into the shoes of Agent 007 as he bounces between levels from Casino Royale and the upcoming Quantum of Solace.

As odd as it may sound, given the franchise's life span, Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace mark the first pair of James Bond films to feature connecting plots. Treyarch is taking advantage of Bond's newfound ability to remember the past by balancing the action in Quantum of Solace (the game) with equal attention paid to Quantum of Solace (the movie) and its predecessor, Casino Royale. We recently took a look at this upcoming first-person shooter to see how developer Treyarch is aiming to bridge these two films.

Rather than provide you with a chronological series of levels, Quantum of Solace plays fasts and loose with the Bond timeline, swapping scenes from each movie to keep you on your toes. It seems fitting, then, that our demo consisted of two out-of-order levels. The first was based on the upcoming film, and the second was based on 2005's Casino Royale. To keep spoilers to a minimum, the first level was light on plot but heavy on action, and it featured a chase between James Bond and a mysterious character in a suit.

Blowing up finely decorated locations is part of the Bond experience.
This chase begins deep underground in a flooded tunnel and continues up to the Roman rooftops of Sienna, Italy. Bond begins in a first-person view as he runs through the underground tunnels, but soon pops into a room full of enemies seemingly hidden behind every last bit of cover. At this point, you can hit the cover button and switch to a third-person view. This perspective gives you the usual options of looking down the iron sights of your gun for a precise shot, blind-firing, and quickly shuffling over to another area of cover. In our experience, navigating through all of the options available to us while in cover was a simple and frustration-free process. It's the actual transition into cover that might provide the greatest challenge. The process of switching from first-person to third-person views so quickly and often takes a little getting used to.

A big focus for Treyarch is giving you the opportunity to avoid blasting away each and every foe. To achieve this goal, the developers have scattered a multitude of interactive objects throughout each level that can alter the flow of shootouts in a number of ways. However, they're not all of the "shoot red barrel for massive explosion" variety. Some of them, such as the fire extinguishers mounted to a wall, will merely blind enemies, giving you the opportunity to take them out from a distance or run up for a quick time-event takedown similar to The Bourne Conspiracy.

It's a good thing that Treyarch gives you opportunities to take out the bad guys in bunches, given that holing up and shooting each thug one by one isn't the best idea with the game's fleeting cover. Thanks to the help of the Call of Duty 4 engine, Quantum of Solace is able to render the effects of surface penetration to keep you from feeling too safe behind every downed wooden table. It helps with the visuals, too; Quantum of Solace is a slick-looking game, with impressive realism present in everything from Sienna's colorful backdrop to Daniel Craig's permanent frown. The similarities to Call of Duty don't end there; the gun combat from the first-person view felt very familiar when we took hold of the controller.

Our jaunt through the Quantum of Solace level ended with Bond leaping from rooftop to rooftop in Sienna. The frantic tempo and rapid movement was a welcome change of pace from the lengthy shootouts that we engaged in while underground. The way that Bond deftly leaped from roof to roof and ran in and out of people's homes was a fun little twist to the usual pacing found in a shooter.

Someone needs to tidy this place up a bit.
The next level brought us back to Casino Royale, and specifically to the point in the film when Bond takes a break from the climactic poker game to go spy on his buddy Le Chiffre. Whereas the first level was all about running and gunning, this one gave us the option of testing out Bond's stealth abilities. You can crouch to sneak around, and when behind an enemy, you click the right stick to engage a stealth takedown. It's not quite as stylish as the aforementioned Bourne Conspiracy's hand-to-hand kills, but Bond definitely flashes some martial-arts skills during these Simon Says sequences.

Another way that you can avoid all-out gunfire is by taking the road less traveled, which in this case involves going from room to room through the outside windows rather than the heavily trafficked hallways. Bond can shimmy along ledges, and when a guard is standing near a window, the screen splits into two sections: your view of Bond and the guard's view of the window. This gives you the chance to time your ledge sidling and avoid being spotted. It takes some patience, but it's all worth it when you sneak up on a guard who's taking a smoke break on the balcony to give him a quick and deadly shove to the ground below.

Going back to the idea of interactive environments, there's a big focus on puzzle-solving to progress through certain areas of the game. In the Casino Royale level, we ran into a roadblock and weren't sure where to go next. A little hunting around the hotel revealed an employee's cell phone lying unattended. A text message on the phone sent from hotel management mentioned the need to fix one of the noisy air vents in a nearby bathroom. In a Professor Layton-like moment of clarity, we took that to mean that a loose grate was available so that we could sneak through the air ducts. Sure enough, this was exactly the case. A moment later, we popped down right into a firefight, ready to take on a few more armed guards.

It's clear that Treyarch doesn't want to create a first-person shooter in which all you do is shoot. Quantum of Solace certainly has its moments of action, but we were surprised at the amount of actual spy work that James Bond was required to do. So far, it looks as if those disparate elements are coming together rather nicely. The combat has a snappy pace to complement its myriad methods of offing enemies, and the spy work provides a nice little break in which you can stretch your cerebral muscles. It certainly helps that Quantum of Solace employs the use of Call of Duty 4's engine to help drive things along, as well. We'll see how it all comes together when the game is released on November 4.

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