Killzone 3

everyone new a third had to come out after the crappy ending in killzone 2
ign announced that footage will be on playstations E3 presentation

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/109/1092173c.html

pictures show some sort of aircraft
warzone is around a snowy area

SIIIIIK
vehicles ftw
did they copy that jetpack from kickass lol
new close quarter combat moves
new cover system sliding and hoping objects

AMAAAAZ enn

only thing i didnt like about killzone 2 was controls and how slow it was to aim.. hope kz3 is better and they have same controls as mw2

every game needs a warzone mode like killzone
every game type in one long ass game

Oh man, I can't wait for this.

looks like black ops lol

Looks good

mann i love that music
i was surprised of the story in kz2. i hope this doesnt disappoint
and they didnt introduce any new physics features in this game, i guess they didnt add anything new. i still hope the multiplayer caps are added. at least 60PPG is great

Killzone 3 Gets Cinematic

Killzone 3 is to have 70 minutes of cutscenes according to figures doled out according to the official classification from the BBFC.

Killzone 3, Guerrilla Game's second first-person outing on the PlayStation 3 and one of the console's highest profile games of 2011, has unsurprisingly also been given an 18 certificate, the second highest rating given out by the board.

The official classification cites the strong violence and language for the 18 certificate, though states that no cuts were made.

Killzone 2 remains one of the PlayStation 3's very best exclusive titles, and its sequel promises to better it in every way. It's coming out this February, and expect to see more on Killzone 3 in the coming weeks.

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Killzone 3 Might Make Me Try PlayStation Home

I'll be honest, in the many years I've had my PlayStation 3, I've only ever jumped into PlayStation Home twice. It's not that I don't think it's a cool service to offer players for the low price of free; it's just that I don't think Home's found a particularly good way to engage people like me, who use their PS3s primarily to play the serious first-party exclusive titles.

But that could change – at least for short periods of time – with the promotional strategy Sony's calling Total Game Integration. It's rolling out January 27, 2010 and will be availble through February 17 for Killzone 3, but I was told that it's something we can expect to see with future titles as well.



Total Game Integration is really just a set of buzz words, but here's what it means for you. PlayStation Home will be altered for upcoming Sony games, and with Killzone 3 it's pretty dramatic. The PlayStation Home Plaza has been completely redone, keeping its standard functionality but aesthetically looking like a battlefield from Killzone. The buildings are crumbling, Helghast drop ships fly overhead, and various Killzone imagery is everywhere. It's advertising, sure, but it's advertising done in a really clever way to an audience that might not otherwise care or hear about Killzone 3.

A fresh layer of paint alone isn't enough to get me to stick around in Home for more than a minute, but the way they're attempting to engage hardcore players might. With the Killzone 3 promotion, players will be able to venture into a new zone in the Central Plaza where they'll be able to play a free mini-game called Killzone Defender. It's a really simple shooter where you stand still and use the analog stick to aim at the Helghast who pop up.

Killzone Defender is more a charming gimmick than engaging game, but the reason I could see the more hardcore among us jumping into Home to try it is for the benefits. Complete all the challenges in Killzone Defender and you'll get three multiplayer unlock points to use when Killzone 3 comes out (they buy abilities or weapons). You can only do it once, though, so don't think you're going to game the system. Additionally, if you want to pre-order Killzone 3, you can do so straight from Home. This sets you not only the extra three multiplayer points that Amazon offers promotionally but also an exclusive PlayStation Home Helghast avatar outfit.



I appreciate what Sony's trying to do with Home and its Total Game Integration move, but I'm skeptical about how successful it will be at drawing in a new audience to the service for the long haul. I think I'll jump in whenever Sony manages to redo Home in clever ways, but I don't see this changing my opinion about Home overall. Still, it's a damn clever way to get people who would otherwise ignore the service to give it a try as well as get the word out about Killzone 3 to people who might never have heard of it. Smart move, Sony.

Anybody getting this? I need my FPS fix and COD games are shit now... I'm just worried that because PSN is hacked to death, this game online will be hacked too.

Areksoo, download boarderlands, its on the GS

Areksoo wrote:

Anybody getting this? I need my FPS fix and COD games are shit now... I'm just worried that because PSN is hacked to death, this game online will be hacked too.

i doubt it will be hacked
and if so, maybe in a couple of months
its not sony thats making the games hackable, its the companies.
such as infinity ward... actually activision. if activision didnt fire iW's main staff, MW2 would have been fixed
this game is made by guerilla, and they dont make any top notch games, except killzone
so if they keep their servers tight, any hacker would be ban, or there will be a update lock

killzone 2. a 40 player online game. i can honestly say i never seen any lag while i was playing
they're dedicated to sony and dont have to share any servers with others.
if they do the same thing like in killzone 2. this game will run smoothly

Down loading the beta right now. Let's see how this goes

Guys... (fellow Canadians only)...

EB Games is doing a promotion on Killzone 3 where u get 50% more credit for trade in used games

So basically, trade in black ops $40 + $20 (50% promotion) = $60 credit. Killzone 3 is $59.99 so you get a penny back

Valid only until Feb 27

I'll trade in Black Ops for this deal