rumours continue to swirl about the next iterations of the PlayStation and Xbox consoles. With nearly nothing actively confirmed by either Sony or Microsoft, one of the most popular recurring threads is that the consoles will in some way block the owners’ ability to play secondhand, used copies of physical games.
So don’t get too excited, OK? Actually, given it seems to be little more than a tease for a longer trailer, it’d help if you don’t get excited at all.
With Crysis 3 on the way, even if we know almost nothing about it, we can at least guess it’ll feature improved visuals from the second game in the series.
It started with a teased announcement last month, blossomed into a vaguely hinty Swedish video game magazine cover, and coalesced into an alleged Google listing for the game on EA’s Origin. There’s no confirmation, but it’s beginning to look a lot like Crysis 3.
Developer Crytek, best known for the system-punishing Crysis PC games, surprised many when they announced their mobile project, Fibble.
This is Warfare. You may remember, it’s an upcoming multiplayer shooter from Crytek.
Crysis has long been a benchmark for PC hardware, a high-octane series packed to the brim with nasty aliens and powerful graphics.
