Shrygue
August 16th, 2007, 21:42
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=170281)
Online gaming firm GameSpy will be injecting the highly anticipated Crysis with its multiplayer technology and hosting a beta for the FPS.
Crytek's Crysis is one of the most anticipated games for the holidays, and GameSpy is helping out with the finishing touches as it brings the game's beta to anxious gamers, reports Next-Gen.
The beta test program will be available at FilePlanet at an undisclosed date. Crysis, published by Electronic Arts, is slated to ship in November.
Aside from the beta, Crysis will be incorporating GameSpy's multiplayer features, which include community elements, player profile and game stats.
Online gaming firm GameSpy will be injecting the highly anticipated Crysis with its multiplayer technology and hosting a beta for the FPS.
Crytek's Crysis is one of the most anticipated games for the holidays, and GameSpy is helping out with the finishing touches as it brings the game's beta to anxious gamers, reports Next-Gen.
The beta test program will be available at FilePlanet at an undisclosed date. Crysis, published by Electronic Arts, is slated to ship in November.
Aside from the beta, Crysis will be incorporating GameSpy's multiplayer features, which include community elements, player profile and game stats.