Yes, we’ve got a fresh new batch of Gears of War 2 screenshots for your viewing enjoyment which include “multiplayer screens and multiplayer environments.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
Lovely to see the game set amongst blue skies and trees for once! Very idyllic. And just as lovely to see chainsaws tearing men in twain is still such an important part of Epic’s marketing strategy.
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Can’t wait for the official Gears of War 2 release? Then these highly detailed figurines from NCEA should hold you over. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Pictured here are the four figures that’ll comprise the batch: Dom, Baird and two variants of the Theron Guards, one with helmet, one sans helmet but with his best ANGRY FACE.
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In this GT featurette, “Gears 2 design director Cliff Bleszinski fills us in on multiplayer, chainsaw duels, major plot elements, and everything else that goes into the visceral violence of Gears of War 2.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
With the game still months away, you can never get enough of Epic’s upcoming Gears of War 2, so what’s why they officially released a “convoy” gameplay — seen in the debut trailer — for the Xbox 360 Spring Showcase. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Straying from the grayish scenery and moving to the brush filled outdoors, at least in some levels, is Gears of War 2. GT pits both games head-to-head in a graphics comparison to see how the titles stack up. Continue reading to watch.
Finally, GT provides us with an exclusive Gears of War 2 gameplay trailer, which looks amazing to say the least — everything from the graphics to gameplay. Continue reading to watch.
In this GT featurette, we get to “check out the impressive features of the updated Unreal Engine 3 via an on-stage demonstration.” Video after the break.
Slated for release in November, is Gears of War 2 for the Xbox 360. In addition to the standard edition, a limited edition version will also be available. Video after the break.
No details on what will come with the limited edition yet, but I am guessing there will be some sort of bonus disc and a $10 or more higher price tag associated with it
[via Kotaku]