wraggster
October 9th, 2006, 23:20
Via Gamesradar
This fresh batch of screens from Killzone: Liberation, the PSP-bound outing for Sony's future-war blaster, gives us a sneak peek of two of the game's best features - the multiplayer ad-hoc mode and the single-player squad-command system. Hit the images tab to see more.
Killzone: Liberation will feature six-player ad-hoc deathmatch, team deathmatch, assault and capture the flag modes, as well as a brilliant two-player co-op mode that'll enable you to fight through the whole game alongside a friend. With the main game's soft-lock-on system (you can lock on to a target for shooting but moving loses the lock), Liberation multiplayer promises to be enjoyably snappy.
In the screens showing the single-player squad system, you can see how Liberation's straightforward commands help you direct your buddies in action. Hit the command button and the fighting slows to a crawl, giving you time to pick out specific targets or positions for your squad without pausing the danger around you, keeping the battles tactical but tense.
Liberation should break out the Killzone action on PSP this November. We'll be giving it the review treatment soon.
Screenshots Here (http://www.gamesradar.com/gb/psp/game/news/article.jsp?sectionId=1006&articleId=20061009125054500022&releaseId=20060130165853296048)
This fresh batch of screens from Killzone: Liberation, the PSP-bound outing for Sony's future-war blaster, gives us a sneak peek of two of the game's best features - the multiplayer ad-hoc mode and the single-player squad-command system. Hit the images tab to see more.
Killzone: Liberation will feature six-player ad-hoc deathmatch, team deathmatch, assault and capture the flag modes, as well as a brilliant two-player co-op mode that'll enable you to fight through the whole game alongside a friend. With the main game's soft-lock-on system (you can lock on to a target for shooting but moving loses the lock), Liberation multiplayer promises to be enjoyably snappy.
In the screens showing the single-player squad system, you can see how Liberation's straightforward commands help you direct your buddies in action. Hit the command button and the fighting slows to a crawl, giving you time to pick out specific targets or positions for your squad without pausing the danger around you, keeping the battles tactical but tense.
Liberation should break out the Killzone action on PSP this November. We'll be giving it the review treatment soon.
Screenshots Here (http://www.gamesradar.com/gb/psp/game/news/article.jsp?sectionId=1006&articleId=20061009125054500022&releaseId=20060130165853296048)