Hell. Yes. Imagine if they put side-cars on the motorcycles, which I think is very possible given the story location. That would make for amazing multiplayer shenanigans.
It'll be interesting to see when the PSN title Journey is released too. Both games are set predominantly set in the desert making use of mirages and such. Very cool.
This is what disappointed me about the Killzone 3 fans. Sure, the game as an overall package may not look as impressive on the surface, but the time and effort has gone into making it look and run incredibly well given the sheer size of the game. I mean, a sandbox game on a console that runs at a constant 60fps? That's an achievement in itself.
I'm really excited to see the finished product.
Almost perfect, although I think they should have gone the way of irony and dyed the liquid yellow.
The multiplayer is relatively unique, despite the game having an extremely average campaign. Of course, IGN won't mention that.
First few posters have obviously never watch el presador. His head is not all there, but what is there is solid gold. Keep up the BEASTING friend.
That's funny, because I offered my honest opinion on the game. Anyone that thought Killzone 3's campaign was any better than a Call of Duty campaign, let alone Crysis 2's, are sorely mistaken and have the right to defend themselves after they disagree.
It's a pity then, that I didn't recieve a single reply after 5 disagrees.
Keep up the good work.
hahaha, listen to this fanboy in denial.
Killzone 3 is no match for Crysis 2. Consider the corridor nature of the game. Crysis 2 has mutiple points of advantage and tactical takedowns in large levels with huge areas to traverse. Killzone 3 consists of a good 10 minutes of pushing through an artery followed by an inane cutscene between Sev and Rico. Yeah, it looks nice and the weapons are cool, but where is the variety? The only aspect where Killzone 3 arguably beats Crysis 2 is in multiplayer. Crysis 2's campaign utterly demolis...
I loved the hell out of Killzone 2, even when it recieving criticism for "only having good graphics". The campaign was a lot of fun and the multiplayer served it nicely.
Killzone 3 however, is a half-assed attempt at bringing in casual gamers to utilize the Playstation Move. Seriously, the amount of on-rail segments got way out of hand before it was even half over (about the 3 hour mark on Normal). Even the story was complete garbage (the subheading for this game s...
It was a complete lie. It's just Half Life 2: Episode 3. No biggie.
Anyone in Australia having issues downloading? I want this baaad....fools.
I'm trying it out at the moment. Built a new world and I'm getting a real Lord of the Rings vibe, haha. It isn't bad by any means and the sunsets are amazing. I don't play Minecraft much so I'm not sure what I can tell you. It's not as charming Baka, but it's a nice substitute.
I like that they've gone back to the Fall of Man formula. The visuals look nice without the disorientating motion blur that Killzone 3 has. Looking forward to it.
The 'Mafia' series called, they want you to buy their game or you'll be sleeping with the fishes.
The sound design is absolutely superb. One can only hope it's as free-flowing as it looks. Very interested in this project.
That mod was both beautiful and incredibly nauseating.
Good to see a chopper that actually...chops. Holy goddamn.
Visari, you are a close-minded pseudo-gamer that probably loves the same churned out AAA titles with a new coat of paint. Let me guess, Killzone 3 will be your game of the year?
Deadly Premonition was better.
I imported a Japanese copy of the game for my PS3. The dialogue remains intact, but a number of the menus are in Japanese. That said, the game was still very playable and I managed to finish it without too many problems (used walkthroughs twice for parts...
Just a question. This is pretty much the first Socom i've played. The Beta is really good fun but has the aiming always been this way? It feels a little clunky. I put my sensitivity up as high as possible and it's an improvement, but I'm not sure if they are really catering to the Move audience, or if it's always been that way? Maybe I just need to get used to it, I'm not sure.
I can't wait to party up for this game.