Nick @ PS3Center writes:
"Even without the funding of the Japanese publisher, Atomic Games has continued to press forward with the development of the game, hoping to be picked up by another publisher. The game has since been featured on an ABC report, showing off the first glimpse of the game in action."
Read our Six Days in Fallujah interview and learn how the team wanted to create realism through procedural architecture and more.
Throughout the history of modern gaming there have been over a thousand games that should have been - titles that already had a following and very eager audience but an audience alas that was destined to be disappointed. Here is Chris' Top 10 take.
The Last Guardian should be on that list. I doubt it's gonna ever be released.
Well for me it's B.C. on the original Xbox. I wanted that more than FABLE. Oh Peter, how you never fail to disappoint me. Also, I am sad American McGee's OZ never came out. Such amazing concepts went into it, but never saw the light of day.
Highlander sounds really cool, I could see it done like AC. But what would be far better is a MMORPG. You need to keep actually being a highlander relatively rare, and you don't want to have huge fights between 100 highlanders at once. It would also be difficult to implement the 3,000 year timeline and keep the Highlanders from just crucifying the lowbees.
Mike D from GoozerNation looks at the upcoming game "HomeFront" and looks at the recent events in North Korea and how it could affect this game, given the issues other war games have faced.
I gotta say, the points accounted for in this article are valid and I couldn't agree more. A very interesting read and how the politics have affected such a huge industry, and how the inevitable future may or may not turn out.
As far as the gaming side, I'm a bit disappointed. Freedom of speech has gone right out the window. Oh damn, someone might be offended. Then DON'T BUY IT!
In regards to the Koreas, yikes. Are people actually concerned that the game will affect what happens in the political world? If it's a "too soon" thing, pfft.
I'm amazed just about every day how much this country has turned in to a bunch of friggin' pansies.
Nice writeup ... getting me all fired up >.<
Can't wait to watch the trailer for this one. DL'd it last night but never watched it.
Anyway, I don't remember anyone ever complaining about the Tom Clancy games in which it's the US doing covert ops in Mexico.
Why are people picking on Afghanistan and Korea? Cause it's more realistic? I applaud the developers for going in that direction.
Im getting pretty tired of people getting offended by video games. People are way to sensitive, its a rough world out there and it makes me wonder how they survive.
The game should come out. Me being ex military my self would love to show them what it is to do the dirty work of our nation. That also includes training and prepping for it too. I Give nothing but respect to those who fought in it, and gave it TRIER ALL, WHEN GIVEN THE ORDER TO DO SO. This can be better understood by showing our country what we do and did in time of peace and in war. Let the game come out or get published. We owe it to those who fell and who are still over there for us. Show our NATION, THE PEOPLE WHO COUNT ON US, THE SERVICE MEMBER! Let them understand what he or she does for their country. Show them what happens when you send a man or women into harms way and what they have to endure for the nations defenses and well being. This I think is just another good way to educate the mass of this audience of what war is and what really happens during it, when we as a nation vote for war. Let them see how it's fought and what it takes to carry it out.
From a gameplay perspective, it doesn't seem very realistic. One scene showed a soldier get shot two or three times and he just ran roadie-run style into cover. If they emphasized the tension of being in war by making you become incapped after taking two shots to the chest then I think they would be able to get their message across better.
Seriously.