Shadow of Mordor was released this week to a positive reception on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. "Beyond what we're doing for this game, we've got to stay focused-eye on the ball right now on this one," he said. He stopped short of confirming any plans for sequels, only saying the studio has plans for DLC that "will tell new stories," such as the one that lets you play as Celebrimbor. Roberts went on to say that fans' reception to the game will dictate where developer Monolith goes from here. And then, hopefully, all the other stories you see beyond that once you dig into the rest of the world will be enriched by that." Shadow of Mordor however is a 64 bit game, and the amount of RAM it's allowed to access is only limited by what the OS has determined to be the maximum. Without that selected, it can't use any more than 2 gig. "If this is your entry point into Lord of the Rings-if you've never seen the movies or never read the books-this will make sense you'll be able to start here. A 32 bit game will never be able to use more than 4 gig of RAM, and that only after having a Large Address Aware flag checked in it's exe. "So giving it a name that's clearly its own thing, I think helps kind of separate it," Roberts continued. Shadow of Mordor delves into an entirely new tale set prior to those books (and movies), doing something completely different to what we've seen before in Tolkien's universe.
The story of the main Lord of the Rings trilogy has been told in games before, both directly and indirectly. So just trying to make the best game we can, and make it clear that this is its own thing, it's its own story, it's its own experience.
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Speaking with Eurogamer, he explained, "One of the things, our goals from the beginning was not to make a movie game-not to just rehash the same events over again. Interactive slap the most widely known name it could in front of Shadow of Mordor?Īccording to lead designer Bob Roberts, it comes down to wanting to distinguish the game from the movies. In an age where companies love to leverage their brands wherever possible, why didn't Warner Bros. Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor is very much a Lord of the Rings game, and yet it's "Middle-earth"-with its infuriating lack of intercapping-and not "Lord of the Rings" seen in the new game's title. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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