Cinematics
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Intergalactic’s Motion Capture Shoots for Cinematics Have Wrapped Up
Naughty Dog has announced that motion capture work for the cinematics of its upcoming game, Intergalactic, has concluded. The studio shared a photo of Tati Gabrielle, who plays protagonist Jordan A. Mun, in a motion capture suit. Actors Tony Dalton and Robin Atkin Downes have also been confirmed to be involved in the project, with Neil Druckmann teasing a role for an actor from The Last of Us.
Naughty Dog says Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet is finished filming "ambitious" cinematic shoot:…
Naughty Dog has announced that the cinematic shoot for their upcoming sci-fi adventure game, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, has been completed. The studio described the shoot as "ambitious" and teased that the game will feature their "wildest, most creative story yet" and "deepest gameplay."
Cyberpunk 2077 lead proves the RPG's "biggest scene" is so much more complex than The Witcher 3's that you can barely compare them
Igor Sarzyński, cinematic director for Cyberpunk 2077, argues that its real-time, non-linear scenes are significantly more complex and expensive to create than the traditional cutscenes in The Witcher 3. He shared a visual comparison highlighting the intricate layers of effects and footage involved in Cyberpunk 2077's largest scene, emphasizing the difficulty of implementing such interactive elements without cuts.
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New trailers have been released for several upcoming games. This includes the opening cinematic for Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, an announcement teaser for Path of Exile 2: Return of the Ancients, and a gameplay trailer for Street Fighter 6 featuring Ingrid.
Fable’s Development Was Helped by Blizzard’s Cinematics Team
Microsoft Gaming's chief content officer Matt Booty revealed that Blizzard's cinematics team assisted Playground Games with Fable's development. This collaboration is part of a broader initiative to foster synergy between Xbox Game Studios, with other examples including Compulsion Games using Activision's MoCap studio and Rare helping Double Fine with multiplayer features. Fable is slated for a Fall release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
Blizzard is "helping out" with Fable cinematics, Xbox's Matt Booty casually reveals, which sounds…
Xbox chief content officer Matt Booty revealed that Blizzard Entertainment is assisting Playground Games with the cinematics for the upcoming Fable reboot. This collaboration leverages Blizzard's renowned expertise in creating high-quality in-game cinematics, aiming to enhance the visual presentation of the highly anticipated RPG.
Cinematic Specialist Blizzard Helping Out on Fable's Cutscenes
Blizzard Entertainment is collaborating with Playground Games to assist with the cinematics for the upcoming title Fable. Xbox's chief content officer Matt Booty highlighted this partnership, noting that Blizzard's renowned cinematic expertise is being applied to Fable's cutscenes, which have already been showcased in trailers. Fable is expected to launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC in Autumn 2026, though speculation suggests a potential delay to 2027.
Fable's cinematics are getting a helping hand from Blizzard's stellar cinematic team, Xbox boss says
Xbox is leveraging Blizzard Entertainment's expertise in creating high-quality cinematics to assist with the upcoming Fable game. Blizzard's cinematic team, known for their work on titles like Overwatch and Mists of Pandaria, will be contributing to Fable's visual presentation.
One Key Part Of Fable Is Getting Outside Help
Blizzard Entertainment's cinematic team is assisting Playground Games with the cinematics for the upcoming Fable reboot. Microsoft's chief content officer Matt Booty highlighted this collaboration as an example of internal studio synergy. The Fable reboot is slated for release this fall, with recent speculation suggesting a potential delay to 2027 to avoid launching alongside Grand Theft Auto 6.
