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Does Treyarch’s new look offer a breath of fresh air to the franchise or just a flashy paint job?
Earlier this month Treyarch released the surprising official reveal trailer of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. Fans and Critics alike commended Treyarch’s futuristic vision. No longer pitted in the cliché recesses of historic conflicts, Black Ops 2 looks to share its vision of the future, and it’s one loaded with lethal robots! However, while the change of scenery certainly is refreshing, I can’t help but wonder – Is it really that different?
Take a look at the tech featured in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier.
Available in stores on Tuesday (May 22) for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, with a PC release set to June 12.
An introduction to the "Gunsmith" tool that allows the player to customize their weaponry both at home and away.
Tommy Jacob, the creative director, goes through some of the essential elements of the mulitplayer mode in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier.
Some multiplayer gameplay footage from Ubisoft's upcoming Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier.
Check out Guerilla Mode in the upcoming Ghost Recon Future Soldier.
Fantastic co-op saves what is otherwise a forgettable journey to the near future.
In a world without Deus Ex: Human Revolution I might be more kind to Syndicate. In that world Syndicate’s central concepts and general aesthetic presentation may appear more original - less derivative of a previously released game that did a far better job of creating a plausible, near future setting where the lines separating humanity and artificiality aren’t quite as clear as they are today. In that world Syndicate would be far more enjoyable, if only due to the lack of any real competition. It is good that we do not live in that world; it is not so good for Syndicate.
Coming to you for the PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 on May 22, 2012.
