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Rage
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First Person Shooter
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Rage focuses on its racing element, with players adventuring to build up funds, tackling enemies in traditional FPS settings and navigating vast landscapes - that draw upon the developer's "megatexture" technology - using ATVs and other vehicles.
Latest news
10-10-11 Rage patched, fixes graphics issues
10-08-11 Check out Rage's first mission
09-15-11 Rage TV spot goes live
09-08-11 Rage's Co-op shown off
08-27-11 Rage shows off Gearhead Vault
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id Software's Willits says always-on games are awesome
Yes, even the people at renowned developer id Software can be morons.
id Software Creative Director Tim Willits has told Eurogamer that he thinks always-on games (requiring permanent internet connection) are great:
id Software Creative Director Tim Willits has told Eurogamer that he thinks always-on games (requiring permanent internet connection) are great:
"Diablo 3 will make everyone else accept the fact you have to be connected. If you have a juggernaut, you can make change. I'm all for that. If we could force people to always be connected when you play the game, and then have that be acceptable, awesome,"
"In the end, it's better for everybody. Imagine picking up a game and it's automatically updated. Or there's something new you didn't know about, and you didn't have to click away. It's all automatically there. But it does take juggernauts like [Diablo 3] to make change. I'm a big proponent of always connected. I'm always connected. Our fans are always connected. There will be a few people who will resent the fact you have to be online to play a single-player game. But it'll change."
Imagine picking up a game and it's automatically updated after having downloaded 5GB of data for hours and hours. Great!"In the end, it's better for everybody. Imagine picking up a game and it's automatically updated. Or there's something new you didn't know about, and you didn't have to click away. It's all automatically there. But it does take juggernauts like [Diablo 3] to make change. I'm a big proponent of always connected. I'm always connected. Our fans are always connected. There will be a few people who will resent the fact you have to be online to play a single-player game. But it'll change."
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StormGuy85
How dare you think otherwise.
Stickler