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N’Gai Croal at Newsweek had the chance to get some hands-on time with Killzone 2 and came away impressed. He recounts the game’s two year journey from pre-rendered movie to developer-playable demo and highlights a few things that make the game extra immersive. From a very-welcome Rainbow Six Vegas-style cover system (right down to identical controls if you choose R6V’s preferred Tactician settings) to how the world looks through the rifle sight down to the creation of a Helghan alphabet for signage on their homeworld you’re invading in the game, Guerrila has delivered, he says.
Newsweek Goes Hands-On With Killzone 2
Submitted by Paul Munn on July 12, 2007 – 10:44 pmNo Comment
N’Gai Croal at Newsweek had the chance to get some hands-on time with Killzone 2 and came away impressed. He recounts the game’s two year journey from pre-rendered movie to developer-playable demo and highlights a few things that make the game extra immersive. From a very-welcome Rainbow Six Vegas-style cover system (right down to identical controls if you choose R6V’s preferred Tactician settings) to how the world looks through the rifle sight down to the creation of a Helghan alphabet for signage on their homeworld you’re invading in the game, Guerrila has delivered, he says.
Check out more in his first impressions and expanded details post that digs a bit deeper.
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