They were giving away keys for the open beta for this but I think that the last day was Sunday. I have tried out the beta and I am not impressed with it so far. I like Wolfenstein: ET betterAzndude51 wrote:I don't think anyone mentioned Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. I loved the free Wolfenstein: ET, I can't wait until the new one comes out. I really like futuristic shooters.
ditto with SporeCMcguire wrote:Duke Nukem Forever... release date.. sometime after hell freezes over....
According to sources at E3, the release date is now September 18th, 2007. The title will come to the XBox 360 in "Autumn"vicaphit wrote:Lets add another game that will be awesome
World in Conflict: Release Date: Sep 20, 2007
An alternate past has come to life where the soviet union has not collapsed in 1989, and the soviets start world war III.
The game will be played out like Company of Heroes, but instead of constructing buildings, and collecting resources you just get units, and if they are destroyed you automatically get new ones at the nearest drop point.
Bioshock demo for the 360 is now available: Press Release here.stereo55 wrote:Seems like all the release dates have changed (pushed back) except Bioshock .
Hope Bioshock stays on track as its definitly a good one to start with from the listed games posted here . So for me... Bioshock has been bumped up to the #1 spot for me . :p
THANKS for the update, Digital Puppy!!!Digital Puppy wrote:Bioshock demo for the 360 is now available: Press Release here.stereo55 wrote:Seems like all the release dates have changed (pushed back) except Bioshock .
Hope Bioshock stays on track as its definitly a good one to start with from the listed games posted here . So for me... Bioshock has been bumped up to the #1 spot for me . :p
Looks like August 21 is the release date for the PC.
Hmm...Interesting..vicaphit wrote:CRYSIS has been announced as a free demo of the first level being released on september 25th... anyone recognize this date? yep, same day halo 3 comes out... looks like halo will have a little bit of competition!
That's a no brainer ^_^kappage wrote:$30 says that Halo 3 will be more popular then the crysis demo, even though i have preordered halo 3 and i am sure i will get the crysis demo!!
(<- Clickable) I didn't post this when I first saw it, but you might be interested.....vicaphit wrote:Hellgate london will be out for you soon enough!
FLAGSHIP STUDIOS ANNOUNCES EUROPEAN PRICING FOR HELLGATE: LONDON
Flagship Studios are pleased to announce the pricing structure for its upcoming highly-anticipated action role-playing game HELLGATE: LONDON in Europe. For expectant players HELLGATE: LONDON will offer players two ways to play through Standard and Subscription accounts.
For all players, HELLGATE: LONDON comes completely free-to-play out of the box and will offer a secure online experience with features including the ability to play cooperatively with thousands of other players, trade items, join guilds and enjoy a host of gameplay and community features including voice chat and buddy lists.
For players with Subscription* accounts (€9.99 / £6.99 per month), Flagship Studios will deliver exciting new ongoing content including new character classes, areas, monsters, items and raid content, new game modes (including Hardcore, Role-Play and PvP mode), and additional character and stash slots. Subscribers can found guilds, select to nominate an officer and will have access to guild and player housing. Other features include in-game email for items, web access to characters and a place in future beta lotteries.
HELLGATE: LONDON combines the depth of role-playing games and the action of first-person shooter titles, while offering infinite playability with dynamically generated levels, items, enemies and events. The player creates a heroic character, completes quests, and battles through innumerable hordes of demons to advance through experience levels and branching skill paths. A robust, flexible skill and spell system, highly customizable appearances, and a massive variety of randomly generated equipment allow players to create their own unique hero.
HELLGATE: LONDON will be released in Europe on November 2nd.
For more information about the game please visit http://www.hellgatelondon.com.
*Some subscription features will be available only after the release of HELLGATE: LONDON.
The basic story is that in the near future aliens invade Earth and destroy almost all of humanity. Players are the only survivors and they must travel the stars to defeat the aggressors.
Another thing Garriott is known for is imbuing his worlds with moral dilemmas. In Garriott's games, players could not kill or steal and expect people around them not to notice. The choice was still there, but it came with a price.
"Tabula Rasa" has a similar mechanism dubbed the "ethical parable." In one case, a player must ferret out who is stealing medical stimulants from a military clinic. It turns out that soldiers are using the drug to give them a badly needed edge in battle. The player must decide whether or not to turn them in.
Loads of New News on Huxley mainly at IGN great screenshots even better ingame movies and its looking awesome, the games going to be massive as it will bring the FPS players to it and the MMO brigadeDo you guys remember anything about Huxley? I remember seeing the trailer online a couple years ago when they showed it at E3. I haven't heard anything about it in ages
