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Peter Jackson's King Kong (PC/FullIso/Multi)
Game Platforme(s) : PC | Language : Multi | Release Date : Nov 21, 2005
Publisher : Ubisoft | Developer : Ubisoft Montpellie | Genre : Modern Action Adventure
Size : 1,43 Gb
Game Platforme(s) : PC | Language : Multi | Release Date : Nov 21, 2005
Publisher : Ubisoft | Developer : Ubisoft Montpellie | Genre : Modern Action Adventure
Size : 1,43 Gb
The
first-person action adventure/third-person gorilla beat-'em-up combo
genre has been born in Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of
the Movie. As the long-winded title suggests, this is the game based on
the upcoming retelling of the 1933 film by the Academy Award-winning
director of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. King Kong feels more like a
stand-alone product than a handy cash-in for the license, however. This
game blends the aforementioned first-person action sequences with its
third-person (or should it be third-gorilla?) components remarkably
well, as you traverse the perils of Skull Island as both screenwriter
Jack Driscoll and the 800-pound gorilla himself, King Kong. It also
helps that both components, on their own standing, can be a great deal
of fun when the game is at its best--which, fortunately, is the majority
of the time. Unfortunately, even the majority of the time isn't very
long in the case of King Kong, a game that won't take you more than a
single afternoon to beat. But that afternoon will be well spent.
The
story of King Kong opens with filmmaker Carl Denham (voiced by the
always-entertaining Jack Black) in a fit of desperation. A film studio
is about to can his next project, so it's going to take something
drastic to get things back on track. Along with his screenwriter, Jack
(played by the soft-spoken Adrien Brody), and struggling actress Ann
Darrow (played wonderfully by Naomi Watts), Carl procures a ship to take
him and his misfit film crew to the mysterious Skull Island, a
supposedly abandoned home of a lost civilization. Why exactly he goes to
all this trouble just to film a movie isn't really explained in the
game. In fact, most of the early story exposition is told briefly via
the first half of the movie trailer you've likely seen in theaters
already. Obviously it would seem that there is more to all this, but you
won't get to find out about it until you go see the movie in a few
weeks. By the same token, because the movie isn't out yet, we can't tell
you how much of the story King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie
might spoil for you. If you're the type that absolutely wants to be
surprised, you might want to wait a few weeks before grabbing this game.
The game itself picks up right as the ship reaches the gloomy
island. You open your eyes to see the world through the perspective of
Jack, just as he's being lowered in a rowboat, along with Denham, Ann,
and a pair of sailors, to set forth for the shore. It's stormy waters,
and sure enough, things go awry when large chunks of rock begin
plummeting into the sea, right near your boat. You wake up on the beach,
with the almost angelic Ann standing over you. You're marooned,
confused, and wondering what those horrible, beastly shrieks are that
are coming from further within the island. All this happens before you
even pick up a weapon, and you'll honestly spend the first 10 minutes or
so of the game just looking around, taking in the scenery and gaining
your bearings.
In fact, you'll probably do a lot of sight-seeing
in King Kong, partially due to the excellent graphics (which we'll get
to later), and also because there isn't anything on the screen to
distract you from the enemies and scenery in front of you. There's no
heads-up display of any kind. You gauge how much health you have via a
screen effect that flashes the screen red when you're injured. When in
such a state, you need to get away from the action briefly to heal up.
If you take another major blow while things are still flashing, you'll
die. Ammo is kept track of via verbal cues from Jack. Every time you
reload, he says out loud if he's got enough ammo, or if he's starting to
run dry. It's a great system, really. You won't ever feel like you're
missing a HUD, since these subtle methods of information really keep you
in the loop.
Setup Instruction
1- Extract Rar File
2- Mount ISO file with DAEMON Tools (Or whatever)
3- Instal the Game
4- Play & Have Fun .................... Enjoy ;)
Minimum System Requirements
Os : Windows98/2000/ME/XP
Processor : 1 GHz CPU
RAM : 256 MB
Video Card : 3D 32 Mb DirectX8.1 compatible
Minimum Screen Resolution : 640x480
Sound Card : Direct X 8.1 compatible
DirectX Version : Direct X 8.1
CD-ROM : 8X CD-ROM or better
Hard Drive Space : 1.5 GB
Recommended System Requirements
Os : Windows XP
Processor : CPU Pentium IV 2.5 GHZ /AMD ATHLON
RAM : 512 MB
Video Card : 3D 64 MB, Pixel shader 2.0/Vertex shader 2.0
Screen Resolution : 1280x1024
Sound Card : Direct X 9 compatible EAX
DirectX Version : Direct X 9
CD-ROM: 32X CD-ROM
Hard Drive Space: 1.5 GB
