It didn't freeze on me at all, but I didn't play it for too long. Seems pretty fun, definitely a lot like battlefield, but the 3rd person is a refreshing change. The Aircrafts are really pretty cool! I haven't gotten used to them either, but it seems like something that won't be too hard to handle. Seems pretty fun so far. I'll probably be palying it a bunch this weekend.
How about we wait until the games are out before we can make the decision. I mean, we have videos of Warhawk but haven't seen a thing on Killzone other than the 2 year old trailer that's way outdated now.
[QUOTE="feryl06"]I kind of agree with GS somewhat. I wonder if they left the lack of content just so they can release downloads for $$ later on. For $10, it doesn't seem like a complete game. It's fun, but leaves you thinking that they left a lot out.anime-2k3
I am guessing you expected a 12 hour single player campaign with 40 maps for only $10? IT'S $10. I can barely eat lunch for that.
Hey for $10 I can get HL2:E1. I agree with what feryl06 it doesn't feel compete.
its not in download management. RIght when I bought it it said click to download, and I kept getting an error and then I left the store and now it is not in the store at all. Can any of you actually see the game right now in he store?
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