http://www.joystiq.com/2007/06/20/ub...-release-list/Quote:
Originally Posted by RDM Brian
it's all kind of word play atm.
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http://www.joystiq.com/2007/06/20/ub...-release-list/Quote:
Originally Posted by RDM Brian
it's all kind of word play atm.
i swore in interviews ive seen theyve mentioned the 360 and pc versions. The trouble is right now is i dont think just how long of a timed exclusive to the platform the game will be has fully been decided.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
there definately was/is a pc version. there were comparison dx10 shots for that and crysis not too long ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by RDM Brian
Never trust joystiq for anything. Ever. Tabloid blogging shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
You can also tell there was a PC version and mention of a 360 one since that's what the initial post in this thread was about.
Next Gen looks at Haze:
http://www.next-gen.biz/index.php?op...=6047&Itemid=2
WTF kind of gushy shit is this over an FPS?Quote:
It’s one of those contradictory moments that games do so well: a near-perfect recreation of horrific devastation and yet a moment of awesome beauty.
Seriously. Gushy shit should be reserved for generic JRPGs.
Way to swoop in on that one in a timely manner. Fact is, normally you don't call an american style FPS "devastating yet beautiful," or a JRPG for that matter. Or any games. If you're directing your statement at me, I called Trusty Bell gorgeous because it is, but I'd never go and say something as ridiculous as what I quoted above.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint of Killers
http://www.psu.com/Haze--Mantel-vs-R...s--a992-p0.php
"We already know that the main character, Shane Carpenter, switches sides during the game but Free Radical’s Rob Yescombe even describes it as “two games in one box”. With a separate set of skills and abilities for both opposing forces, the single player campaign will play like a high-tech shooter when you’re with Mantel, looking very much like a video game – with fading bodies, and no blood, before switching to a pared-down, more realistic experience once you change sides. Then, free from Nectar, you can expect to see all the blood, gore and general warlike suffering that your heart desires."
so basically they're saying you start off as a corporate lackey and see the destruction you create in a non-violent way. but once you're free from them (and their somewhat mind control) you see the destruction for what it really is? kind of cool.