7554, website 7554.vn
A very very old school First Person Shooter judging from gameplay videos on Youtube. Game engine is from Germany I think, but interestingly they used PhysX tech which is from the Yanks who call them Charlies. But anyway this is a game about war against the French in early 1950s, not the war in 1960s-70s. Not surprisingly there doesn't seem to have multiplayer. I guess the developer is not resourceful enough to maintain server operation.
HNGGGG.... But do they have an english version for this, if they plan to release this outside Vietnam? It looks good.Originally Posted by squirrel
Reminds me of the Codies from the KL studio making Malaysia's first game. Ahh, GRID
GRID is a Malaysian game? as in, Race Driver: GRID is the FIRST Malaysian game? If you'll excuse me, I'll be over there writing a letter to all mayor developers demanding the opening of more Malaysian game studios. Holy hell.
As i know creators of GRID are codemasters and Sega,now if they're vietnamese,i don't know :o
... I take the lives of a few to protect the lives of many. I commit acts of war to preserve the greater peace. I take no joy in killing, but make no mistake; I'll do what needs to be done. Because it's my job. It's my duty. My name is Sam Fisher, and I am a Splinter Cell.
Well, I am fairly certain that most of GRiD was programmed locally in Southam at the Codies Farm....
Of course, all of Britain may be considered a Malaysian colony. That'd be something!
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Yep, there's a studio in Kuala Lumpur that the Codies opened up. Don't know if they made anything else other than GRID.
Kinda reminds me of the old COD games.
This game has English version, but I presume it's hard to locate, Amazon.com doesn't stock this to begin with.
And hey, Southeast Asia is always considered to be a new star in IT, both software and hardware development. Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore are all key players. I used to buy HDD which were manufactured in Malaysia, until I started to adopt factory assembled PCs from Dell, which are in favor of Samsung HDDs.
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