(note: 'REVO' does *not* mean for Nintendo Revolution, now known as
'Nintendo Wii'
SEGA Rally Revo is, so far, for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC)
http://www.sega.com/e3/2006/announcements_tp.php?item=pr_20060428a
SEGA ANNOUNCES SEGA RALLY REVO FOR NEXT-GENERATION SYSTEMS
SEGA Redefines the Rally Racing Genre with Revolutionary Track
Deformation Technology
SAN FRANCISCO & LONDON (April 28, 2006) - SEGA® of America, Inc. and
SEGA® Europe Ltd. today announced SEGA RALLY REVO. This
genre-defining competitive racing game will be the first title
developed by the newly-formed SEGA Driving Studio, and will be racing
onto the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360, and
PC in 2007.
With revolutionary dynamically deformable terrain, proprietary
next-generation graphics, bone-jarringly realistic physics, and
competitive bumper-to-bumper racing, SEGA RALLY REVO will set a new
benchmark in its genre with a high-tempo driving experience that is
every racing fan's driving fantasy.
"SEGA RALLY REVO shifts into high gear with revolutionary track
deformation technology, skill-demanding gameplay and dazzling graphics
on the next-gen systems," said Scott A. Steinberg, Vice President of
Marketing, SEGA of America, Inc. "We're redefining the genre with SEGA
RALLY REVO, using next-gen power to guarantee our place in the winner's
circle."
Vehicle selection affects driving strategy in SEGA RALLY REVO, as race
course surfaces dynamically deform upon repeated contact with vehicle
tires and changing weather effects. SEGA RALLY REVO features a variety
of fully deformable surfaces, from gravel-littered tracks and smooth
tarmac roads, to snow-covered mountain passes. This means no two laps
will ever be the same, and drivers can skillfully lower their lap times
as they hurtle their chosen world-renowned rally vehicles down
photo-realistic courses only made possible on next-generation hardware.
Driving skills will also be tested by SEGA RALLY REVO's advanced AI
which allows NPC drivers to dynamically adapt their driving style to
the varied racing surfaces. Players can enjoy a comprehensive
single-player campaign as they travel the globe racing the best drivers
in the world. SEGA RALLY REVO also features online capabilities, with
multiplayer splitscreen modes offering an extremely competitive rally
experience against drivers around the world.
This title is not yet concept approved by Sony Computer Entertainment
America.
This title is not yet concept approved by Microsoft.
(note: 'REVO' does *not* mean for Nintendo Revolution, now known as
'Nintendo Wii'
SEGA Rally Revo is, so far, for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC)
http://www.sega.com/e3/2006/announcements_tp.php?item=pr_20060428a
SEGA ANNOUNCES SEGA RALLYT REVO FOR NEXT-GENERATION SYSTEMS
SEGA Redefines the Rally Racing Genre with Revolutionary Track
Deformation Technology
SAN FRANCISCO & LONDON (April 28, 2006) - SEGA� of America, Inc. and
SEGA� Europe Ltd. today announced SEGA RALLYT REVO. This
genre-defining competitive racing game will be the first title
developed by the newly-formed SEGA Driving Studio, and will be racing
onto the PLAYSTATION�3 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360T, and
PC in 2007.
With revolutionary dynamically deformable terrain, proprietary
next-generation graphics, bone-jarringly realistic physics, and
competitive bumper-to-bumper racing, SEGA RALLY REVO will set a new
benchmark in its genre with a high-tempo driving experience that is
every racing fan's driving fantasy.
"SEGA RALLY REVO shifts into high gear with revolutionary track
deformation technology, skill-demanding gameplay and dazzling graphics
on the next-gen systems," said Scott A. Steinberg, Vice President of
Marketing, SEGA of America, Inc. "We're redefining the genre with SEGA
RALLY REVO, using next-gen power to guarantee our place in the winner's
circle."
Vehicle selection affects driving strategy in SEGA RALLY REVO, as race
course surfaces dynamically deform upon repeated contact with vehicle
tires and changing weather effects. SEGA RALLY REVO features a variety
of fully deformable surfaces, from gravel-littered tracks and smooth
tarmac roads, to snow-covered mountain passes. This means no two laps
will ever be the same, and drivers can skillfully lower their lap times
as they hurtle their chosen world-renowned rally vehicles down
photo-realistic courses only made possible on next-generation hardware.
Driving skills will also be tested by SEGA RALLY REVO's advanced AI
which allows NPC drivers to dynamically adapt their driving style to
the varied racing surfaces. Players can enjoy a comprehensive
single-player campaign as they travel the globe racing the best drivers
in the world. SEGA RALLY REVO also features online capabilities, with
multiplayer splitscreen modes offering an extremely competitive rally
experience against drivers around the world.
This title is not yet concept approved by Sony Computer Entertainment
America.
This title is not yet concept approved by Microsoft.
Kool :)
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update: there are apparently PS2 and PSP versions coming also --
although the
PS2 and PSP versions *might* be a different Sega Rally game.
so I am confused on this...
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=97232
Sega, doesn't sound good...
AirRaid wrote:
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> (note: 'REVO' does *not* mean for Nintendo Revolution, now known as > 'Nintendo Wii' > SEGA Rally Revo is, so far, for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC) > > > http://www.sega.com/e3/2006/announcements_tp.php?item=pr_20060428a > > > SEGA ANNOUNCES SEGA RALLY� REVO FOR NEXT-GENERATION SYSTEMS > > SEGA Redefines the Rally Racing Genre with Revolutionary Track > Deformation Technology > > SAN FRANCISCO & LONDON (April 28, 2006) - SEGA� of America, Inc. and > SEGA� Europe Ltd. today announced SEGA RALLY� REVO. This > genre-defining competitive racing game will be the first title > developed by the newly-formed SEGA Driving Studio, and will be racing > onto the PLAYSTATION�3 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360�, and > PC in 2007. > > With revolutionary dynamically deformable terrain, proprietary > next-generation graphics, bone-jarringly realistic physics, and > competitive bumper-to-bumper racing, SEGA RALLY REVO will set a new > benchmark in its genre with a high-tempo driving experience that is > every racing fan's driving fantasy. > > "SEGA RALLY REVO shifts into high gear with revolutionary track > deformation technology, skill-demanding gameplay and dazzling graphics > on the next-gen systems," said Scott A. Steinberg, Vice President of > Marketing, SEGA of America, Inc. "We're redefining the genre with SEGA > RALLY REVO, using next-gen power to guarantee our place in the winner's > circle." > > Vehicle selection affects driving strategy in SEGA RALLY REVO, as race > course surfaces dynamically deform upon repeated contact with vehicle > tires and changing weather effects. SEGA RALLY REVO features a variety > of fully deformable surfaces, from gravel-littered tracks and smooth > tarmac roads, to snow-covered mountain passes. This means no two laps > will ever be the same, and drivers can skillfully lower their lap times > as they hurtle their chosen world-renowned rally vehicles down > photo-realistic courses only made possible on next-generation hardware. > > Driving skills will also be tested by SEGA RALLY REVO's advanced AI > which allows NPC drivers to dynamically adapt their driving style to > the varied racing surfaces. Players can enjoy a comprehensive > single-player campaign as they travel the globe racing the best drivers > in the world. SEGA RALLY REVO also features online capabilities, with > multiplayer splitscreen modes offering an extremely competitive rally > experience against drivers around the world. > > > This title is not yet concept approved by Sony Computer Entertainment > America. > > This title is not yet concept approved by Microsoft. >> http://www.sega.com/e3/2006/announcements_tp.php?item=pr_20060428a
>
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> SEGA ANNOUNCES SEGA RALLY REVO FOR NEXT-GENERATION SYSTEMS
I couldn't figure out which identity to reply to, I apologize for
this...
My only comments would be: Sweet Jesus *please* don't let them fuck
this one up like they did with Sega Rally 2...
Bel
