A complete game of the PS3 version of even Dawn is reproduced in the first -person perspective has appeared online.
For those who still do not know, until Dawn was initially conceived as an exclusive PS3 that made use of PlayStation movement controllers. While we knew that he presented a first person perspective with a game game among the group members, this is the first time anyone shares a complete game.
You can see it below:
Uploaded to a channel called Digital Preservation, the game, apparently a development prototype with the voice work of position marker and some unstable images, is executed for four hours and has some, if not at all, of the cast we see in the PS4 version and includes sound effects, score and many of the rhythms and environments of the plot that we know of the final version of PS4 (and remake) Pushsquare).
According to the reports, Dawn Ballistic Moon’s remake “effectively closed” earlier this month in the midst of statements that only a handful of employees “maximum” remain, none of them developers.
Ballistic Moon, based in the United Kingdom, confirmed a round of layoffs last year, saying that he had made the “difficult decision to significantly climb our team to ensure the future of our study.” However, a new report now states that the study silently made a second round of layoffs towards the end of last year.
