Irrational Games, the award-winning developer of "System Shock 2" is pleased
to announce "Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich" for the PC. Scheduled to ship in
spring 2004, the comic book-inspired tactical role-playing game features a brand
new league of heroes and villains, overhauled combat system, and spectacular
graphic enhancements.
"In the great comic book tradition, 'Freedom Force' is an ongoing story,"
said Ken Levine, co-founder of Irrational Games. "This extraordinary episode
brings history's greatest heroes face-to-face with its worst villains. Even the
mighty Freedom Force will take pause when confronting the awesome might of the
original Axis of evil."
"Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich" brings dynamic storytelling, fast-paced
tactical role-play, and larger-than-life characters from the comic book pages to
the computer screen. In this title, the league of heroes must travel back in
time to defeat Blitzkrieg, defender of the Reich and his homicidal henchmen.
With action spanning from the blasted battlefields of World War II to the
dazzling depths of distant dimensions, "Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich" will
give Freedom Fans more than they can handle.
Features for "Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich" include:
* New nemeses of nefariousness like Tombstone and Sky King.
* Destroyers of democracy like Red Oktober and Fortissimo.
* Supremely stupendous superpowers like "Dancing Dead," "Aztec Mercy" and
"Whirlwind Tour."
* Awesomely augmented AI that gives your teammates the ability to carry the
fight to their foes.
* A radically revised rendering engine that gives "Freedom Force" a look torn
right out of the comic book pages.
The 1st posters will n3v3r die.
You will fade into du$t.
So shut the phuck up.
<bows and flips the bird>
To maintain relevency, I believe *any* idea is
possible for an FPS as long as there is a balance
of story, graphics, versatility, and
replayability. Games like System Shock 2 or the
modular Half-Life met or exceeded these criteria
and that's what makes a good game.
Also, the killer point of a game (Serious Sam for
its return to white-knuckle action and Tribes 2
for its strong multiplayer element) also sells
itself. I know these are very obvious points I am
making, but often people lose sight and buy a game
based on allegiance to a genre or company. Maybe
this one is better than it lets on. Let's let the
game/screenshots/demo speak for itself.
Naw, see, chess is turned based and, with a few
exceptions such as castling or en passant, each
piece only has one special ability, so the micro
is manageable.
Hey check this out www.newegg.com had a poll on
which tech site was the best, FS was 2nd last, but
it's an honor to be even mentioned!! Well I voted
for Xbit labs. FS ain't even a dedicated tech
review site anyways.
Get off your daddy's computer and get some sun.
Ride a bike. Get a life. This first post thing is
getting really old. How about actually responding
to the post intelligently rather than the stupid
"nanny wanny &$!#@$@ I'm first and your
not" Lamers.