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Holy CRAP!
Rumor has it, and right now it seems to be nothing more, that Activision is preparing to publish Soldier of Fortune III: Payback. Worthwhile reports, without any attribution, that the game will be coming to the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 this November. They don't know if Raven Soft will still be at the development reins, which is sort of like saying they don't know if it's going to really be a sequel.
If you were to combine every shooter I've played in my life (and that's just about all of them) and tallied up the amount of time I spent playing them, it would probably equal the amount of sleepless nights I spent playing Solider of Fortune II: Double Helix. I absolutely loved that game, from the GHOUL damage modeling that allowed you to blow off limbs and slowdown attacks with shots to the knees, to the map design and weapon load-outs, Double Helix was in many ways, the perfect shooter for me. That isn't to say it wasn't without its problems. But when you're in love it's easy to overlook the minor things.
If it's true, I'm sure all will be revealed at E3. I have emailed both Raven Soft and Activision seeking comment, but no word as of yet. Brian Crecente
Soldier of Fourtune III Revealed [Worthplaying]
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Holy CRAP!
Rumor has it, and right now it seems to be nothing more, that Activision is preparing to publish Soldier of Fortune III: Payback. Worthwhile reports, without any attribution, that the game will be coming to the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 this November. They don't know if Raven Soft will still be at the development reins, which is sort of like saying they don't know if it's going to really be a sequel.
If you were to combine every shooter I've played in my life (and that's just about all of them) and tallied up the amount of time I spent playing them, it would probably equal the amount of sleepless nights I spent playing Solider of Fortune II: Double Helix. I absolutely loved that game, from the GHOUL damage modeling that allowed you to blow off limbs and slowdown attacks with shots to the knees, to the map design and weapon load-outs, Double Helix was in many ways, the perfect shooter for me. That isn't to say it wasn't without its problems. But when you're in love it's easy to overlook the minor things.
If it's true, I'm sure all will be revealed at E3. I have emailed both Raven Soft and Activision seeking comment, but no word as of yet. Brian Crecente
Soldier of Fourtune III Revealed [Worthplaying]
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