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News - It came from E3 - Fracture

Trip - 22 Jul 2007 12:31

Digg!

It came from E3 - Fracture

When it comes to Lucas Arts I'm a bit of a fan boy. Basically I was addicted to the point and click games (Monkey Island, Full Throttle, The Dig, etc...) they created, so naturally I'm always interested in what they are doing. With recent rumblings that they'll be doing more in house stuff (like Force Unleashed) the new game they are working on Fracture should be good.

Basically it's a terrain deforming third person shooter, but when I say terrain deforming, you ain't seen nothing yet:

After I had such high hopes dashed by Red Faction back in the day I'm still optimistic that this will be good.

Source: Game Trailers

tags: e3 third-person ps3 xbox-360

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