Live chat with Killzone 2 devs again this Wednesday

by Majed Athab { Feb 24th 2009 at 3:30PM }

Guerrilla Games must be very excited about the upcoming release of Killzone 2 this week. The dev team just can't stop talking about the game. Guerrilla just held a live Q&A session last week, and the company is doing it again this Wednesday.

On February 25 at 12pm Pacific/3pm Eastern, Jan-Bart Van Beek (art & animation director for Killzone 2) and Geert Donker will be back on the PlayStation Blog answering important fan questions like: Do Helghast have feelings? So join in the fun before the game hits stores this Friday.

Tags: guerrilla-games, killzone, killzone-2, scee

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

JuanDHexen @ Feb 24th 2009 3:59PM

hopefully this time someone will ask him about the possible DLC for co-op

Heavytoka @ Feb 24th 2009 3:47PM

Awesome, more good news on the Killzone front

rohan @ Feb 24th 2009 3:51PM

but it just makes the wait more painfully T____T

greg (peevmyster) @ Feb 24th 2009 3:52PM

They only answered like 10-15 questions last time. I'm sure they were screening every question for ones they didn't want to answer. I asked 2 questions and neither one got answered. But it was good times, and he was answering questions i would have never thought of asking.

greg (peevmyster) @ Feb 24th 2009 3:53PM

I'm gettin mine at midnight, can't wait.

mezzo @ Feb 24th 2009 4:11PM

It is great. But the excitement of Killzone 2 haven't ended even that i have bought the game i still follow the news and everything, I even reviewed the game.

If you Don't Believe me check it out for yourself.

http://criousgamer.com/killzone-2-review

Richards | PSN: F4WMR @ Feb 24th 2009 4:20PM

Just give me the game already, I can't find a store that will break the street date.

Ken @ Feb 24th 2009 4:35PM

Great...... So they can delete our questions they don't like? A few people asked a legit question and it got removed, then it was asked on their forums and got removed from there. The question asked "What steps are you taking to ensure the multiplayer aspect works with minimal errors at launch, unlike any PS3 title has been able to accomplish?"