Game Informer has a brand new
hands-on with everybody's favorite
is-it-or-isn't-it downloadable title, Warhawk. They got to go a couple rounds with Incognito's follow-up to the original PSX
launch hit and appear to have come away impressed. Gameplay sounds like a fun combination of a faster-paced Battlefield 2 melded together with a sci-fi take on the Xbox sleeper
Crimson Skies. Game Informer also loved the SIXAXIS controls, saying that they worked 'extremely well' and were 'very intuitive and natural'. Good news for people still wary over the validity of motion controls (though they confirmed there is an option to fly 'old school' for those stuck in the past).
They also have a
great interview with Warhawk's Game Director, Dylan Jobe. He talks a lot about the online experience, and it is well worth checking out. To top it all off, they have a bunch of
new screenshots too. Check it out while it's hot!
{ May 1st 2007 at 2:30AM } 
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
SuperGayParade @ May 1st 2007 5:19AM
late night posting, great post colin
kingofwale @ May 1st 2007 7:35AM
wait, you get to fight on the air AND on the ground??
you know what this mean.. Sony will use this to combat Halo (not saying it's a Halo killer, because nothing is)
I would loove to play this game, I hope they release it for 29-39 bucks.
James @ May 1st 2007 1:46PM
I'm really looking forward to this game - it reminds me a lot of C&C Renegade, which was a blast in Multiplayer.
And I'm predicting that the best players will end up not using motion controls in-game.
Delive @ May 1st 2007 10:14PM
ok, I hope this is BS, but gamestop has this listed at $59.99. If so, I'm out.I like the 29-35 range and dl from the PSN idea best.