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Page 1 2 >>looks good - they just should get rid of these overhead bars.
Read up on the info on IGN.
It uses the same engine as MGS4- 12 players online (Teamed so that's 6v6).
You can see your team-mates as blue thingies through any wall and stuff and after you kill an enemy- You can hack into them to reveal the enemoy locations.
Actually I just summed up the info pretty well for you here lol :p
It uses the same engine as MGS4- 12 players online (Teamed so that's 6v6).
http://www.gamevideos.com/video/id/13378
good luck.
Big pics at IGN.
Konami and online...
good luck.
'Where am trailer?
Marketing and stuff I guess.
Wow, this is such a joke. Why should a company make one game that would include single and multiplayer modes? It's better to milk fans and sell them separately! I hope it'll bomb, so that other publishers don't follow this.:|
But you are right- There is no excuse (other than- it's MGS)
Anyway I'm hoping budget price for this.
At the moment my status is a- ''No buy'' though.
I never cared for online game anyway.
This is pathetic. They are obviously looking for more money. They should include BOTH in the same package, what a joke. Should we also expect the same for every game from now on?
its like having halo 3 and halo 3 online
Xbox Live Arcade has this condescending ring to it which seems to prevent large scale releases (not to mention its size limitation that Phil Harrysson so subtly pointed out), but PSN has already taken a firm stand with GTHD, Tekken 5 and upcoming Wipeout HD and Warhawk. It makes this a super smooth prospect in my opinion. Free starter pack with the base stuff in, then expand on it with new modes and map packs.
That said, it remains to be seen how this'll actually be distributed. If it's a separate, full priced disc game then it's pretty awkward, but I'm pretty confident that it isn't.