[MyIS]Spawndemon
03-03-2007, 04:52 AM
Another preview coming to you guys today from THQ Gamer's Day, this time from TeamXbox (http://www.teamxbox.com/). Listen up:
The game is a fairly standard first-person shooter, albeit one that’s full of interesting elements. The environments are highly destructible, as you can blast away the cover your enemies are hiding behind, and most of the weapons are quite satisfying to shoot. You’ll be able to pick your loadout every time you die, and you can bring up your inventory by holding down the Y button and using the left analog stick to select whatever you want. The action is intense, although we did notice that your character moves quite slow, meaning it can be tough to get to cover if you’re out in the open.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the game is the frontline mechanic, which is presented on a map in the top right corner of your screen. The map is split into blue and red sections, and all of your objectives are on the demarcation line dividing the two. You’ll have a total of three objectives placed across the line, and while you can have multiple units fighting for control of them, you’ll be able to move around in whatever manner you see fit. Once you’ve fulfilled the objectives, the line will move deeper into what was previously enemy territory.
To check out the rest of what TeamXbox had to say, click here (http://previews.teamxbox.com/xbox-360/1546/Frontlines-Fuel-of-War/p1/).
The game is a fairly standard first-person shooter, albeit one that’s full of interesting elements. The environments are highly destructible, as you can blast away the cover your enemies are hiding behind, and most of the weapons are quite satisfying to shoot. You’ll be able to pick your loadout every time you die, and you can bring up your inventory by holding down the Y button and using the left analog stick to select whatever you want. The action is intense, although we did notice that your character moves quite slow, meaning it can be tough to get to cover if you’re out in the open.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the game is the frontline mechanic, which is presented on a map in the top right corner of your screen. The map is split into blue and red sections, and all of your objectives are on the demarcation line dividing the two. You’ll have a total of three objectives placed across the line, and while you can have multiple units fighting for control of them, you’ll be able to move around in whatever manner you see fit. Once you’ve fulfilled the objectives, the line will move deeper into what was previously enemy territory.
To check out the rest of what TeamXbox had to say, click here (http://previews.teamxbox.com/xbox-360/1546/Frontlines-Fuel-of-War/p1/).