Perhaps trying to steal the show from oneMr. Duke Nukem, Sony has announced a release date for Guerilla’sKillzone 3. It’ll be on shelves February 22 in North America.
If the wait betweenKillzoneand its sequel seemed a bit longer than you had to wait forKillzone 3, you’re not imagining things. Guerilla’sHerman Hulst admittedthat the development cycle forKillzone 3was much shorter thanKillzone 2. He points to a more experienced development, having learned many lessons from bringingKillzone 2to life. But he’s clear that doesn’t meanKillzone 3is a copy-paste ofKillzone 2.
“There’s nothing really inKillzone 3that’s straight fromKillzone 2,” he told me, “everything’s been improved.”
The game’s multiplayer is playable to the public for the first time at PAX this week. If you’re there, check it out, and stop reading stories on the Internet.
