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UPDATED: Brink's Developers Bring You Up To Speed In A Deluge Of Videos
Splash Damage's upcoming shooter, Brink, brings a variety of new things to the over-saturated shooter genre, including a nifty movement system and a mission system that dynamically assigns tasks to players while rewarding efficient teamwork. The game's developers have been releasing a series of video diaries, and we've got all of them for you in one handy location.
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Developer diary #1 fills players in on the game's back story and explains why the two factions are battling one another.
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The second diary focuses on the game's SMART system, which allows players to vault across, over, and under terrain without slowing down.
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If you're curious about Brink's dynamic mission-generating system, this video will fill you in.
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Brink has a striking art style that's unmistakenly its own. Here's a look at the art direction, including a peek at mo-cap.
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The latest video shows how everything is coming together.
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