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Captain Slow    Registered Member #3 Joined: Fri Dec 19 2003Location: Scotland Posts: 4651 | To be released around fall/autumn 2010 This time in multi format for consoles and the PC Press release Redwood City, Calif. – June 1, 2009 – Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) announced today that it has agreed to a deal extension with Crytek GmbH, the award-winning developers of the Crysis® universe, to publish Crysis 2. Renowned for their technical excellence, artistic craftsmanship and commitment to quality, Crytek is building Crysis 2 on their new state-of-the-art multiplatform game development solution CryENGINE®3 for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system, the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system, and the PC. “The development of Crysis 2 marks a major stepping stone for our studio,” said Cevat Yerli, CEO and President of Crytek. “This is not only the next game in the Crysis franchise, it’s the first title we are developing for consoles and the first title being built on CryENGINE 3. We are excited to have the support of EA Partners again as we work together to make the launch of Crysis 2 a huge event.” “Nothing speaks more to the success of the EA Partners program than when a studio the caliber of Crytek continues to work with us,” said David DeMartini, Senior Vice President and General Manager of EA Partners. “Crytek is already one of the elite PC development studios in the world and we are excited to have the opportunity to partner with them in bringing their award-winning technology and gameplay to more platforms and a wider audience with Crysis 2.” [ Edited Mon Aug 23 2010 ] | ||
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| Captain Slow Registered Member #3 Joined: Fri Dec 19 2003Location: Scotland Posts: 4651 | Place your bets on if it has coop.... my vote is not a snowflakes chance in hell....... | ||
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 Registered Member #143 Joined: Mon Mar 29 2004Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 1700 | I'm sure there won't be coop. Could the video show something, anything about the game? That would be nice... | ||
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| Life is like a box of chocolates... Registered Member #14 Joined: Sat Dec 20 2003Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 2646 | *HmS*Wedge wrote ... “This is not only the next game in the Crysis franchise, it’s the first title we are developing for consoles and the first title being built on CryENGINE 3. Don't like that "CONSOLES" bit - I hope they still make it for pc's. | ||
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| Captain Slow Registered Member #3 Joined: Fri Dec 19 2003Location: Scotland Posts: 4651 | They are still making it for PC and I agree about the trailer lol | ||
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| Life is like a box of chocolates... Registered Member #14 Joined: Sat Dec 20 2003Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 2646 | ....HOW LAME.... As if it'll stop ppl from playingviolent games anyway - they'll just order from another country or download it. | ||
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Exupgenesis  Registered Member #1649 Joined: Sun Mar 18 2007Location: Austria Posts: 340 | *HmS*grunt wrote ... As if it'll stop ppl from playingviolent games anyway - they'll just order from another country or download it. they should change the hq to austria, we talk the same language like germany, but with violence games .... lol and videos....muhahaha like rambo4: in austria at the cinema the movie i think its 120minutes, in germany its 110minutes and when its on tv i think they will show us only 1 hour... damn, when the kids want to play such games, they do it, doesnt matter how to get it.....  | ||
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I am root. If you see me laughing, you‘d better have a backup! Registered Member #1489 Joined: Sat Nov 11 2006Location: Münster (Westphalia), Germany Posts: 1216 | Sadly our government decided that solving the problems our society is dealing with at the moment (like the destruction of the familes and the loss perspective and hope in life for young people, the degradation of ethics and values, disinterest/resignation in politics) is too much of an effort, that they should be bothered with it. And because doing nothing about these problems might be seen as .... well, doing nothing about these problems ... they decided to do the next easiest thing possible: Finding something that can be blamed and ban it. Since Rock music, long hair, mini skirts and sexual liberation, movies and too much TV already had been blamed in the past and are therefore used up, they turned to the next thing they did not understand and did not want to be bothered with: computer games. On the side they implemented a system to censor the internet. Claiming it was targeted agains child abuse, they managed to keep the critic voices at a minimum (Who wants to be associated with these kind of stuff, eh!?) Do not be mistaken, it does not take this ugly stuff off the net, or shuts down the servers that host it, it just does hinder the access by the most commonly used way, the web browser. The material itself is still available to all interested parties, sad but true. It would be pretty easy to take the servers and material off the internet for good, if the money and time spent for a censoring system would have been used to fund the police departments responsibel for chasing them down. Most of these servers are located in Europe and the US. But it looks like the censoring was more attractive than protecting children .... Already some politicans suggest to use the system to other areas they dislike. The system is in place now anyway and therefore would only generate only little more costs... I do think it is right to protect underaged persons from seeing material they should not see (or play with). Alcohol, tabak, some movies, books, pictures, music and computer games can be physically or mentally harmful to an developing human, that may not yet know the difference between reality and virtuality, but I strongly oppose the such restrictions for grown ups. If someone is claimed to have enough responisblity to choose a natiosn government, then this someone shoud also be responsible enough to choose his own activities for enjoyment, as long as nothing, that does not belong to this person, is damaged and nobody gets harmed in the process. Above all: growing up in a loving and respectful environment will produce stable minds that should be able to deal with any virtual violence without feeling the need to apply it to the real world. Providing that loving and respectful environment will be the formeost challenge we are facing in our society for the future, not just here at home, but all over the world! And since we are still a democracy and since they are a lot of poeple feeling the same, I hope that in September, when we elect a new government, those feelings are recognized and acted on. I will definitly put my cross in a different place this year and communicate my thoughts to my represtative in our state and national governments.  | ||
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| Registered Member #143 Joined: Mon Mar 29 2004Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 1700 | Somehow this thread is reminding me of the old Debate Forum... | ||
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| Captain Slow Registered Member #3 Joined: Fri Dec 19 2003Location: Scotland Posts: 4651 |
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HmS.Blood Registered Member #455 Joined: Mon Jan 10 2005Location: Denmark Posts: 1812 | |||
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Some say, that if You see me, it is probably too late.. Registered Member #66 Joined: Mon Jan 19 2004Location: Oslo, Norway Posts: 769 | WOW! Look at the atomic-bomb explosion around 1.17 and the effects on the trees and buildings. | ||
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kingpin.uk Registered Member #743 Joined: Tue Aug 02 2005Location: Norfolk Posts: 236 | Is coming, The countdown to the first look! | ||
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| Life is like a box of chocolates... Registered Member #14 Joined: Sat Dec 20 2003Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 2646 | As an urban setting it would probably be a little easier to produce the graphics as they no longer have to deal with all the leaves/grass/etc movement. Hopefully this will get us higher frame rates wich leads to better overall graphics. | ||
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| kingpin.uk Registered Member #743 Joined: Tue Aug 02 2005Location: Norfolk Posts: 236 | |||
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