Alien: Isolation's audio is dynamic, but can you hear screaming in space?

[PCGamesN]

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[TheTalon]

A game that uses that special type of sound recording, the very directional one (Virtual Barber Shop if you know it) Would be amazing. I doubt you could actually record a game's audio doing it, but I bet it could be emulated in such a way that it would work just as well

[Trooper34]

[QUOTE=TheTalon;44453205]A game that uses that special type of sound recording, the very directional one (Virtual Barber Shop if you know it) Would be amazing. I doubt you could actually record a game's audio doing it, but I bet it could be emulated in such a way that it would work just as well[/QUOTE]

With game audio, you could probably get away with recording sound in six directions, and blending them together based on the position of the sound emitter to get an authentic effect. Beats using volume for 3D sound.

[Saxon]

I usually don't play horror games because I'm a little bitch but I'm gonna have to make an exception

help me

[Stephen427sf]

I wont play this game untill I get a oculust rift. To severe me a great traumatizing expierence, And this coming from a guy who didnt complete amnesia cuz hes a little bitch.

Kill me.

[007JamesBond007]

When they said dynamic I thought they meant that if you heard a door slam or something that would actually be happening.

Is that whats happening or am I a retard?

[Chris M]

[QUOTE=007JamesBond007;44454013]Is that whats happening or am I a retard?[/QUOTE]

Retard.

[Healthpoint]

[QUOTE=007JamesBond007;44454013]When they said dynamic I thought they meant that if you heard a door slam or something that would actually be happening.

Is that whats happening or am I a retard?[/QUOTE]

Dynamic as in their engine changes according to the position or status of the player in real time.

I guess it's also a reactive engine in a way.