@supertom221 The PC being screwed over? Seriously? This is NOT meant to be an argument that the PC is superior; merely to illustrate how absurd the complaints about the death of PC gaming are; PC gamers still have WAY more options than console gamers, but you DO have to look beyond the FPS genre. Just this year we've seen dozens of excellent PC exclusives. Shogun 2: Total War, Dawn of War 2: Retribution, Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword, Frozen Synapse, Drakensang: River of Time, The Witcher 2 (oh no, this one is getting ported a year later! maybe!) Just to name a few, both large, Trip-A titles, and smaller indie titles. There are a lot more. Then there are all the updates and additional content for PC-exclusive multiplayer games, like League of Legends with it's brand new mode and maps. And what about Minecraft? I'm not seeing that on any of my three consoles. How about MMO's? Just this year (fiscal year, at least) we've had Cataclysm, Rift, and recently the Isengard expansion for LotRO. And coming up for the remainder of the year and into next year? Oh, just Star Wars: The Old Republic, Guild Wars 2, DotA 2, TERA, Tribes: Ascend (*Swoon*), a little game called Diablo III, Starcraft 2 expansion, And I'm skipping a nearly endless list of smaller or indie games. If you think PC gaming is dead, or having it's titles "Stolen," honestly, you just aren't looking hard enough, or don't want to be a PC gamer to begin with - you just want a mouse and keyboard for your FPS's.
Crysis firing up XBLA, PSN October 4
Former PC-exclusive Crysis' console release date revealed; $20 price point confirmed.
Earlier this month, Electronic Arts announced that 2007's PC-exclusive Crysis was being prepared for deployment through Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network sometime this October. Now the game's exact release date has been revealed, and it's sooner rather than later.
EA has announced that Crysis will make its console downloadable bow next week, on October 4. As was previously announced, the game will cost 1,600 MS points on Xbox Live and $20 on the PlayStation Network.
When it arrives, Crysis will feature only the original game's single-player campaign. However, developer Crytek has said the campaign is being "remastered" for the console release with new lighting effects, optimized controls, and stereoscopic 3D support for both systems.
The campaign storyline will remain the same, with players joining an elite team of soldiers in a near-future setting where the United States and North Korea are embroiled in rising tensions. Players will be sent into hostile (but lush) territory held by North Korean forces in the South China Sea, and the situation is further complicated by the arrival of alien forces.
For more on Crysis, check out GameSpot's original review.
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