VIDEO: Crysis 2 Gameplay Footage @ E3 2010
Gameplay footage taken from the Central Station level.
For those who missed EA's E3 2010 press conference Monday night, here's a portion of the presentation that showcases the hot new multi-platform shooter, Crysis 2. Crytek founder, CEO and president Cevat Yerli came out and presented gameplay footage from the Central Station level, and it was simply an action-packed bucket of awesome. There was even a hint of drama when the hero was unable to save pleading civilians as the surrounding cityscape began to fall apart.
As we reported yesterday, Crytek announced that the game will support 3D across all three platforms, however that aspect wasn't shown during the presentation. Instead, Yerli handed out 3D glasses to everyone available in the audience--apparently they actually got a taste of hands-on 3D Crysis 2 goodness.
Anyway, enough talk. Here's the E3 footage thanks to G4. Prepare to want. Badly.
[Edited by Eric Wang]
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andyman30 well I'm definitely not worried about this game not being able to live up to its hype, looks legit.Reply -
andrewcutter well this post is probabily goins to set the record for most number of neg marks but still. it was meh for me... Dont know why but nothing interesting. probably will have to play to see wether interesting or not but cg seems to be same ......Reply -
dgre005 There's some footage of the 3D presentation too...Playstationlifestyle.net What exactly will you need for 3D on the PC? 3D glasses? A 3D monitor?Reply
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Dkz Damn nice! although I would like to see someone playing with key+mouse, his xbox videos are really mobility limited.Reply