MWEB GameZone writer, Han Cilliers, interviews the extraordinary Daniel “zh1nt0” Matros. He is well known for his passion for gaming and the gaming community, he is currently working as a producer for Battlefield, he manages the legendary eSports team, Epsilon and he founded Charitystream.
With the countdown to Battlefield 4 now measured in weeks rather than months, Matt Burgess caught up with DICE producer Daniel Matros in Japan to talk sales predictions, next-gen consoles, and playing nice with newcomers.
the new controls are fine. I like the flying controls for heli's especially. The land vehicles not so much. Overall though it helps on consoles, because the buttons for firing and aiming don't change. It weirded me out at first, but after a while its fine.
Over the years, Battlefield has carved itself out a robust reputation as the large-scale warfare first-person shooter with the vehicles and the massive destruction. Battlefield 4 is aiming to take that rep, and up it to a whole other level, with the game's new 'levolution' feature dramatically changing the multiplayer maps.
This to me is what puts Battlefield a head above what Call of Duty offers. I'm dying to blow a building up with enemies on top (or inside) of it.
Battlefield 4 was between the games appearing at Tokyo Game Show, and this time around the version showcased was the PS4 one.
Here's a video showcasing gameplay and a Q&A with producer Daniel Matros from the show floor.
Looks like battlefield 4 on the PC. I wonder what is the resolution and settings.
So lovely to stream games for charity. A man with fingers in many pies! A very interesting read!
What an extraordinary individual