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You still didn't answer Quackpot's question. Where's is the link with Sony stating that? Did Sony tell IGN to give their article that title? Do you think so? If so, you're dense. Sony never said it was a Halo-killer. Gamers, journalists, and press gave it the title and hype. If you listen to the GG developers who are the makers of the franchise, you'd be able to tell that they are very modest for what they are contributing to the gamers. They don't make rash statements for the games they make. They've made it clear that they are humble for w/e entertainment Killzone 2 can generate. While you're at it though, I want you to also find a link to where Sony stated Killzone 2's first trailer was real-time. 'Cause I'm sure you believe that as well.
then I imagine it will signal a turning point in game development for the PS3, which may translate well to other systems, who knows? These guys roots are in PC development anyway.
I certainly hope that all of the outsourced devs take what they learn from development on this to other titles in the future and expand upon what's learned. Besides the 41 million dollar budget, the people here seem really keen and determined as to what they want to accomplish, and that can only be a good thing today.
I also hope that they share these assets within Sony, that would be fantastic.
the game is real enough, its not supposed to run like timesplitters, Its been proven only PS3 can harness this power (which is the best looking and promising title yet coming to the gaming nation)
when itll sell 12mllion in a week. dude seriously, you have issues, you havent seen the game. Let me guess 60fps??? xD, WHO CARESSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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then I imagine it will signal a turning point in game development for the PS3, which may translate well to other systems, who knows? These guys roots are in PC development anyway.
I certainly hope that all of the outsourced devs take what they learn from development on this to other titles in the future and expand upon what's learned. Besides the 41 million dollar budget, the people here seem really keen and determined as to what they want to accomplish, and that can only be a good thing today.
I also hope that they share these assets within Sony, that would be fantastic.
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edit: That wasn't even Killzone related. Lame.
2 bad it'll be bad as the first one. :(