E3 07: Killzone PS3 - the story so far
Refresh your Killzone gland just in time for the game's E3 debut...
That's Mr Zone, to you
Is it Killzone 2? Killzone PS3? Or just Killzone? Maybe E3 will let us know. Thing is, the nearly-excellent PSP installment of the franchise - Killzone: Liberation - turned out to be Killzone 2, even though the name didn't give much away. Sony's hopefully going to straighten out this whole sorry mess, but hopefully not with a clumsy subtitle.
Above: It's not much for us to go on, but at least it's taken directly from a level within the game
Does anyone still care about Killzone?
Definitely, it would seem. Killzone PS3 has been voted top in a GameTrailers.com poll to decide the ten most anticipated games of E3. Despite today's Killzone PS3 screenshot containing all the energy and excitement of a nursing home, many seem to dig it. Then again, this is the internet, and so even a blade of grass in a carrier bag can earn itself a wealth of fans, detractors, blogs and LOLcat lampoons in the space of an afternoon.
So. Tell you what. Pop back later, when the GamesRadar team - currently dug into the trenches at E3 - will be playing Killzone PS3, and reporting back from thethick of itwith the latest opinion on one of E3's biggest titles.
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