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Killzone 2 beta: 7 minutes of gameplay

September 28, 2008 in Video comments 8

One lucky gamer somewhere in Europe has managed to get into the Killzone 2 beta that's going on right now. As unsurprising as that is, this gamer has also recorded and uploaded a gameplay video that's a good seven minutes long to give all of us waiting for the game's release a taste of what the graphics and gameplay are like. Unfortunately the sound from the game has either been overridden or not recorded, so we're stuck with rock music while enjoying this footage.

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  • 0
    Red 9 Sep 29, 08
    Wow, that guy just stinks really bad at KZ2. Can't even shoot straight, and doesn't know how to use cover.

    Even for a low-res video, it still looks niiiice.
  • 0
    dmf_dynasty Sep 29, 08
    I'm really excited for the tea bag cam. Did anybody else notice how rediculous the range was on those grenades?
  • 0
    Synthesis Sep 29, 08
    The player was bad, but the video was absolutely awesome.
  • 0
    Chris717 Sep 29, 08
    Good video, looks awesome.

    What a bad player though, he didnt use the sight when shooting the eney, couldn't use cover. He shouldn't be in the beta.
  • 0
    Final Blade Sep 30, 08
    Its a Beta, its not like he's going to automatically be awesome at the game. If he just got in, im assuming he's not familiar with the controls and gameplay.

    But the video looks sweet.
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      Red 9 Sep 30, 08
      He wasn't using his dot sight well at all. Even a noob should know that.
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        Final Blade Oct 1, 08
        Again not everyone knows the commands, and its a beta. Give him a break.
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    dmf_dynasty Oct 2, 08
    I don't like the controls for the dot sight. I think they have it mapped to L3. I screw my sticks up enough running in CoD and having to click every time I use the sights seems just as bad. Hopefully they'll have a more analog friendly control scheme.

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