Awesome review, Brian. It was funny, informative and you looked great. The only thing I'd suggest would be to tighten up the camera switches a bit. In my opinion, the camera changed angles a little too often in the beginning, and the bouncing back and forth was a tad distracting. Other than that, excellent first effort.
Yeah, awesome review. I think games should be reviewed in video form. I don't think words can do some games justice.
Although I have to agree that the camera changes are a bit sloppy, I can see you using the side camera for extra stuff or jokes, but I don't see any need for you to switch cameras every sentence.
Agreed with the others on camera switching, but don't do away with it! A single camera show is going to be terribly boring if you don't cut to other things like game footage. But you'll want to have a reason to cut to camera 2. A camera switch serves as a perfect transition. So Perhaps you read one bit of the review to cam 1 (the first paragraph, if you will) then move to cam 2 for the next bit.
I did like cutting to cam 2 at 3:30 while you were still addressing cam 1. That's a great way to break up a long read where not a lot is happening. A long read with just one static camera shot becomes boring. This spiced it up.
Lighting looks quite good, and with the color of the wall, you've got a nice setup for shooting video there. Mic levels were good as well. You might want to try getting some natural sound off the game video when it's up, and adjusting the levels so it's under your voice over.
This is a bold step in the right direction, good work guys!
Very good and entertaining though I think it kinda veered off topic towards the middle but kept me watching because of the humor. Not sure if you storyboard anything but I noticed several times that could have been rehearsed to keep the "uhh" and other thinking moments from the video that you might want to keep out.
Love the video review idea for Icrontic too, keep them coming!
I just want to reiterate that I am having a total riot with this game.
Last night I spent a couple of hours playing. The geographic accuracy is awesome (They use actual satellite imagery from Ikonos and GeoEye), so when you're, say, flying over Rio de Janerio, you can be pretty sure that that's how Rio actually looks.
Speaking of Rio, I flew a very intense mission there, and at one point actually crashed into Cristo Redentor (the big Jesus statue); talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Just so you know, taking out tanks in the city streets, with skyscrapers surrounding them, without crashing into buildings or taking out city blocks with your missiles is demanding and exacting work
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Although I have to agree that the camera changes are a bit sloppy, I can see you using the side camera for extra stuff or jokes, but I don't see any need for you to switch cameras every sentence.
Agreed with the others on camera switching, but don't do away with it! A single camera show is going to be terribly boring if you don't cut to other things like game footage. But you'll want to have a reason to cut to camera 2. A camera switch serves as a perfect transition. So Perhaps you read one bit of the review to cam 1 (the first paragraph, if you will) then move to cam 2 for the next bit.
I did like cutting to cam 2 at 3:30 while you were still addressing cam 1. That's a great way to break up a long read where not a lot is happening. A long read with just one static camera shot becomes boring. This spiced it up.
Lighting looks quite good, and with the color of the wall, you've got a nice setup for shooting video there. Mic levels were good as well. You might want to try getting some natural sound off the game video when it's up, and adjusting the levels so it's under your voice over.
This is a bold step in the right direction, good work guys!
http://www.thrustmaster.com/product.aspx?ProductID=109&PlatformID=9
Lol!
Love the video review idea for Icrontic too, keep them coming!
(Those little girls need a haircut though.... )
It's nice to see you on video getting excited about a phalus...
Damn, that last sentence sounds gay "out of context" lol
Last night I spent a couple of hours playing. The geographic accuracy is awesome (They use actual satellite imagery from Ikonos and GeoEye), so when you're, say, flying over Rio de Janerio, you can be pretty sure that that's how Rio actually looks.
Speaking of Rio, I flew a very intense mission there, and at one point actually crashed into Cristo Redentor (the big Jesus statue); talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Just so you know, taking out tanks in the city streets, with skyscrapers surrounding them, without crashing into buildings or taking out city blocks with your missiles is demanding and exacting work
heh
'teabag,' only for men
I want both of these things now
but what i meant was that i want hawx and the thrustmaster