Our good friends over at FFOW.net (German Website) have posted an interview with Frank DeLise about Frontlines: Fuel of War. FFOW.NET: Is FFOW going to be "clan-friendly"? I.E. Free choice of the name; no big game changes after the release like squad hopping; etc. Clan players…
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GameTrailers have posted two more videos from THQ’s Gamers’ Day. Please remember that this footage is pre-alpha. Opening Cinema for Single Player | Small Gameplay Footage
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The previews keep pumping out. Check out this one from Gaming Nexus. The level I played was a dusty desert location that looked uncomfortably hot. But the developers at Kaos Studios suggested that this was not how the entire game looked, instead gamers should expect a diverse group of…
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Joystiq has posted a hands-on article from Gamers’ Day. The game prides itself on options and customizations. The developers said that there would be 60 vehicle and weapon types; I quickly decided to hop in a tank instead of toil away on foot. 24 different character classes let players…
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GameZone posted a short preview write up yesterday. The game opens with a cutscene that feels very inspired by the film Black Hawk Down, which helps set the stage for what’s about to take place. You are a soldier onboard of a helicopter when you get shot down, losing a good portion of…
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GameInformer put up a THQ Gamers’ Day wrap-up article that includes some details on Frontlines. While the genre is certainly full of alternative options, Frontlines offers players something new, with its frontline mechanic. Over the course of the battle, players can take certain zones,…
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GameTrailers put up 2 new videos from the THQ Gamers’ Day event. The first video features single player footage with commentary from Kaos Studios design director, Dave Votypka. The second clip is a game mechanics interview with Frank DeLise. View Here
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1UP posted a preview article that originally ran in the March issue of Games for Windows Magazine. "You know what I want?" Frank DeLise, general manager of Kaos Studios, asks with a glint in his eye. "I want Call of Duty on crack. Seriously. I’m a gamer and my needs are…
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Shacknews has posted an interview with Kaos Studio’s own Joe Halper. Shack: And the frontline is used in every gametype? Joe Halper: Yes. One of the maps is a small contained urban area, maybe seven or eight blocks, which makes it an assault infantry map. The frontline works well…
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Last week, we had the opportunity to fly down to San Francisco for THQ Gamers’ Day event in order to view/play Frontlines: Fuel of War. We would like to thank THQ and Kaos Studios for providing us with the opportunity. Here are some pictures that we brought back with us. We will also be posting a…
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Gamespy posted their preview for Frontlines: Fuel of War from the recent press event. The maps and objectives sound alright, but what makes Frontlines stand out at the moment are the role specializations. After picking a soldier type (typical stuff, like assault, heavy assault, sniper,…
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Here is the in-game footage that has been floating around on various websites for Frontlines: Fuel of War except we have it in 720p. It runs for 2 minutes and 59 seconds and is 178 MB. We will bring you various other mirrors as soon as we can. Download the Video | Mirror #1 | Mirror #2
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Computer and Video Games posted a preview a couple days back about Frontlines: Fuel of War. Without doubt, the most enjoyable cutting-edge gadgets on offer are the ‘drones’ – remote-control vehicles that can be used to scout out enemies (and of course blow them up). "The recon…
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