
Come 2014, there won’t be games like Uncharted 3 and God of War 3, and if there is, said games won’t boast a single-player campaign because, well, veteran games consultant Mark Cerny said so.

Come 2014, there won’t be games like Uncharted 3 and God of War 3, and if there is, said games won’t boast a single-player campaign because, well, veteran games consultant Mark Cerny said so.

If you thought Infinity Ward was about to slack up with Modern Warfare 3, think again. In fact, the developer, with the help of Sledgehammer, a preparing a big that improves on all points. One of them being story, and according to community man Robert Bowling, that’s “the payoff for the investment that people have put in since Call of Duty 4.” Adding: “the goal is to tell one hell of a story”.

Guerrilla Games have been taking good care of Killzone 3 fans with constant updates to make sure everything’s running smooth in the game’s single and multiplayer modes. But like any good developer, the tweaks won’t stop until perfection has been achieved, and today GG’s sent live a new patch version 1.10, fixing many issues, while adding more options to the Custom Game mode.

According to Lightbox, Starhawk is the spiritual successor to Warhawk. The new game, unlike the first, comes ready with a full single-player campaign, giving gamers the privilege to enjoy the best of both worlds. That’s a good thing – but fans of the first title shouldn’t fear according to studio boss Jobe Dylan, because he and his team are still fixated on the game’s multiplayer offering.
Gamers who own Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood have been the recipient of free DLC that’s already landed for the best selling title. But now, new stuff’s on its way. Only this time, you’ll have to pay for it.
From the very moment id Software unveiled Rage, the title has garnered massive attention and critical praise from across the web, and rightfully so. It’s one of the most beautiful shooters in development, and according to id Software’s Tim Willits, the creative director of Rage, their game’s “rich and compelling”.
It’s also one that sees its core embedded in the single player mode, with the multiplayer aspect being different from DOOM and “what people expect.”
Last night, Treyarch unveiled some multiplayer modes of its upcoming blockbuster FPS title dubbed Call of Duty: Black Ops, but if you thought what was revealed last night’s all the developer has up its arsenal, you’re so wrong, baby.
According to Treyarch community manager Josh Olin, there’s still a co-op mode yet to be unveiled.
There’s a loud and vibrant group amongst the inFamous fanbase that would do anything to see online multiplayer included in Sucker Punch’s latest effort.
They’ll have to wait till inFamous 3, then, because according to the developer, its focus is solely on creating the best single player campaign for upcoming sequel.