20 minute demonstration of Full level video

[Esus]

Xboxyde has finally uploaded the last 20 minutes to their awesome and high quiality video. These are especially good because they have Lorne's commentary over the top, which is cool
Story and download here.

Best to have BitTorrent and DivX Player if you want to download and view this. I've currently got it downloaded at 5%

[BlimBlim]

You can also download it "normally" with the direct download link on the download page.
If you have problems playing the video (no video, or no sound) try VLC :
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

[Xavier]

the downloading is horribly slow!!!
the art is a bit blurry, I wonder why

[Esus]

This is a continuation, so it showcases the same fortress as the Eurogamer video. However, it doesn't cut out for some Q&A so we get to see Stranger fight a boss.

[Di$array]

wow cheers Esus really great find

[Wil]

I haven't even tried downloading the video, yet. This media influx is berserk. I can't keep up.

Looking forward to watching it, though!

[caracal]

mmm just a thought, can anyone make...like a gallery of screenshots off of this thing? I just think downloading any video is too much of a hazard, and any screenshot gallery would be just as fullfilling (for me) given that it shows how each specific action is done.

maybe it could be done by getting an app that makes a screnshot every sec or something?

I'd defintively visit a lot more and be very faithful to any odd-site that did a good screencap gallery of the vid

[Alcar]

Currently downloading both the Low and High quality versions, should you experience slow-ness, send hate mail my way Haven't watched either of them yet, obviously, but thanks Esus for the heads up!

Credit to Oddworld Junkie? Or yourself?

Alcar...

[oddguy]

I watched it. Took me about an hour and a half to download the hi-res version. Anyway, the video is worth it alone for Lorne's commentary. But, there are some other neat tid-bits. Such as...Fuzzles stick to things. You can aim them onto a surface and they'll stick! Also...I think you guys knew this, but Bada Boom-Bats are heat seeking. And when using a chippunk, your radar shows you the radius of the chippunk's effect.

It's just a cool video. I can't wait to play this game.

-oddguy

[Nate]

And standard bats and bees don't need to be aimed exactly square, as they can manoeuvre to a degree to home in on the target.

[Alcar]

I watched it. Took me about an hour and a half to download the hi-res version. Anyway, the video is worth it alone for Lorne's commentary. But, there are some other neat tid-bits. Such as...Fuzzles stick to things. You can aim them onto a surface and they'll stick! Also...I think you guys knew this, but Bada Boom-Bats are heat seeking. And when using a chippunk, your radar shows you the radius of the chippunk's effect.

It's just a cool video. I can't wait to play this game.

-oddguy

And standard bats and bees don't need to be aimed exactly square, as they can manoeuvre to a degree to home in on the target.

Oh my God! I hadn't even expected this second layer of useability. And I completely over-looked the Fuzzles sticking to walls. The words used to describe them were 'proximity mines', we should have realised that they activated when in proximity of an enemy - and like most proximity mines, can be placed on walls! Ingenious!

This is great news! I don't think I'll be able to wait until March

Alcar...