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| 1 تقرير عن اللعبة2 متطلبات التشغيل3 الغلاف + CD
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8 الخاتمة
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الشركة المنتجة
activision
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الشركة المطورة
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الشركة الناشرة
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سنة الاصدار
August 31, 2003
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نوع اللعبة
رياصة التزلج
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الاجهزة التي صدرت عليها
xbox/ps2/pc
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حجم اللعبة
650mb
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سعر اللعبة
20$
موقع اللعبة الرسمي
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تقيم موقع
IGN
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“Outstanding”
9.2
تقرير عربي
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و هي لعبة التزلج الرائعة و المثيرة
و هي الاصدار الرابع من اللعبة
و تتمتع بطريقة لعبة ولا اروع
و الجرافيك فيها عالي جدا
انصحكم بتجريبها فلقد ادمنة عليها
تقرير انجليزي
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Tony Hawk 4
discards
the concept of timed level runs that was previously integral to the
genre. This isn't a bad idea, since the traditional two-minutes-and-out
pacing of other career-mode challenges was getting a little stale.
Recognizing that players want to explore the levels as much as they
want to clear goals, the designers of this new career mode decided to
let them do both at once.
Career Mode in Hawk 4
now defaults to a free-skate mode, where you wander around and pick up
goals at your leisure. Each is tied to a particular inhabitant of the
level -- talking to them triggers the goal, and only then does a time
limit appear. Complete a goal if you like, wander off to find another
one, or just skate around until the urge to complete a task returns.
The pace of the career mode is much more relaxed in comparison to
earlier games, where there was always the pressure to finish as much as
possible within the two minutes provided.
That
slower pace helps stretch out what is also a much larger array of
challenges. Each of the nine levels has 16 goals, and the difficulty
curve ramps up far beyond what was presented in Hawk 3. After
one or two trips through the career to learn the levels, a decent
player could finish that game in a single sitting -- not so in the case
of its successor. The familiar score and combo goals are harder, and
new goals incorporating racing and platforming challenges are plenty
tough as well. There aren't any new skaters outside the unlockable
ranks, but clearing the single-player game will still take much, much
longer than before.
And never mind how easy it is to get sidetracked in this game. Tony Hawk 4's
levels stretch farther than before along every axis -- length, breadth,
and height. The first couple of levels don't have a substantial
vertical element, but once you get to Alcatraz, the lines suddenly
stretch up and down the hills and sides of buildings. It's similar to
the multi-layered design in Hawk 3's Tokyo level, but larger
and less confined. That's also the same level where the game introduces
its warp portals, which let you jump across to another part of the
stage and continue a line in an entirely different area.
So
much praise has been heaped on this series' level design in the past
that one wonders whether it's even worth mentioning anymore. The lines
are many and varied, the architecture is complex, the gaps and hidden
areas offer all kinds of challenges for completists. This is Hawk.
You know the drill, don't you? The new goal system also does an
excellent job of showing off different aspects of the level design --
different goals are designed to take advantage of specific areas and
features.
There
are no changes to the basic control mechanics on the level of the
manual or revert, but the new spine transfer maneuver makes for a small
twist in certain situations, and the repertoire of flatland tricks
continues to expand. The selection of tools required to stretch a combo
forever is about as complete as it needs to be at this point, and the
addition of a skitching, holding on to a moving vehicle, control makes
it a little easier to get around the larger levels.
Online multiplayer has never been the main draw of the series, but Hawk 4 gives you plenty of options. Online competition takes place over GameSpy Arcade and there are several different modes. All of Hawk 3's
are accounted for, as well as some new trick and combo selections. The
maximum number of players gets a boost to eight and there is now a team
mode. As appealing as online competition is, the greatest value is
really in the outstanding single player game.
While the new career mode in Tony Hawk 4 has many fine qualities going for it, the most encouraging to see is the ramped-up difficulty. Hawk 3 was a great game, certainly, but in retrospect it could have been a bit harder, offering more and tougher challenges. Hawk 4
removes any possible complaints anyone could have in that regard. Its
goals get very tough towards the later stages, but their progression is
designed to gradually teach the new skills players need to complete
future tasks. The tasks are far more imaginative than what we've seen
before, too. They're creative and fun, rather than simple variations on
"score so much" or "collect five of these." Some could still use some
clearer explanation, but those are relatively few in number, and the
level progression is designed such that it's easy to go find something
else to do and come back to a difficult sticking point later.
This is, then, the best single-player Tony Hawk
yet, and with the online mode finally come into its own it's certainly
the best for multiplayer gaming as well. The arrival of genuine
competition has obviously been good for this series, and hopefully
we'll continue to see it grow and develop at this same pace in future
years.
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