Humam
True Gamer
Once I grabbed the controller, the first thing that sprung to mind was "Man, this game looks pretty damn good..." and it does. Leveled buildings and debris were everywhere, as were a number of independently-functioning soldiers on both sides of the war while intense firefights took place simultaneously.
(This game will render at 1080p when finished)
Secondary fire is particularly fun to use. The "Bulls Eye" weapon, for example, allows players to invent new ways to attack. Here's how it works: In a one-on-one battle with a single Chimera (the alien species that humankind is fighting against), players can fire a plasma ball into a corner above or around the enemy and then fire their regular weapon at it (the M5A2 Carbine works just fine here). Once they've shot enough projectiles in it, users can then flank their foe and get them in their sights. Once this happens, another press of the secondary fire button will shoot all the bullets players fired into the plasma at the enemy in one huge swarm. It's an awesome little technique and was quite addictive even at this early stage.
Perhaps the most impressive portion of the entire demo, however, was the multiplayer exhibition. Running 32 players at once, the networked segment was a lot smoother than expected with as many users as it had going (most of which were located back in Foster City where the testers are) and there were only a couple instances of lag.
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/706/706054p1.html
http://www.gamespot.com/e3/e3story.h...622&pid=928399
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