[MyIS]Spawndemon
09-13-2007, 05:45 AM
The guys over at GameDev.net (http://www.gamedev.net/) have recently posted up a small preview for Frontlines: Fuel of War. While not a lot is said in the writing, three videos have also been posted up that show off some gameplay action. Take a look:
Coray Seifert, Associate Producer from Kaos Studios, was first up at the podium to demonstrate some of the gameplay of Frontlines. After a few minor technical issues, the game was up and running and looking good too. I'm not much for first person shooters but it looks like this one could be worth my dime. I thought the coolest feature was having gunships and UCAVs on call and when they come in you actually see them flying over the map and dropping their load on the painted target. Nothing beats death from above, in my opinion. Coray also went a little bit into how Kaos develops the cinematics for the game, being that he's one of the people in charge of that process. He spent a little too much time on the gameplay however and had to rush through this segment of the presentation, which I thought was a bit of a shame.
To check out the video coverage from this new preview be sure to visit here (http://www.gamedev.net/reference/business/features/demonightvi/page2.asp).
Coray Seifert, Associate Producer from Kaos Studios, was first up at the podium to demonstrate some of the gameplay of Frontlines. After a few minor technical issues, the game was up and running and looking good too. I'm not much for first person shooters but it looks like this one could be worth my dime. I thought the coolest feature was having gunships and UCAVs on call and when they come in you actually see them flying over the map and dropping their load on the painted target. Nothing beats death from above, in my opinion. Coray also went a little bit into how Kaos develops the cinematics for the game, being that he's one of the people in charge of that process. He spent a little too much time on the gameplay however and had to rush through this segment of the presentation, which I thought was a bit of a shame.
To check out the video coverage from this new preview be sure to visit here (http://www.gamedev.net/reference/business/features/demonightvi/page2.asp).