Just Cause 2 Features PS3 Exclusive Built-In Video Capture
Square Enix has announced that Just Cause 2 will ship with a built-in video capture feature, to be exclusively included for the PS3 version of the adrenalin-pumping free roaming action title, which allows players to upload their parachuting skills directly to YouTube.
By activating Just Cause 2’s video capture feature, players will be able to automatically record the last 30 seconds of gameplay directly to the hard drive of the PlayStation 3 and upload to YouTube for the world to witness.
Available from the in-game menu is a 10 minute capture feature which allows players to create more detailed and planned presentations. Gamers will be able to capture and share in-game mission walkthroughs, create online speed-run competitions, direct their own South East Asian-inspired Machinima and more, with the best YouTube videos linked from the official website allowing users to vote on their favorites, with prizes awarded for the best of the best.
By activating Just Cause 2’s video capture feature, players will be able to automatically record the last 30 seconds of gameplay directly to the PlayStation 3’s hard drive and upload to YouTube.
Just Cause 2’s video capture and upload feature will be available exclusively for the PlayStation 3 on the game’s release on March 23rd for the US and March 26 for the UK. See you parachuter’s then!
4 Responses to “Just Cause 2 Features PS3 Exclusive Built-In Video Capture”
Sounds similar to Peggle’s upload feature of your level ending shot at the end of a match…
this game is designed for WTF moments, count me in. A good example was when the devs were competing for highest base jump and someone thought of lifting a big truck up to the top and jumping off of that to get the xtra few feet needed to win…
I love games that make you think outside of the box, heck, it wasn’t even related to the mission,
just related to fun. +2 to the developers, pre-order after I visit here.
this is great. more games should add features like these.
I’ll wait for reviews. Too many times have i been burned by a great concept turned terrible execution