Haze Developer Diary featuring Dave Doak
Those who were wishing to see the head boss of Free Radical might want to take a first glimpse here. As the first of a series of developer diaries, developer and director Dave Doak shares Free Radical’s complete rehashing of the first-person shooting genre with HAZE (for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC).
Once again, Doak explains just what they’re aiming for with the multiplatform shooter, which Free Radical has repeatedly identified as turning HAZE into a blast-fest with much deeper thought and feelings. Personal views, reservations and all of that being skewed with bittersweet Nectar is the name of the game.
But this time around, each explanation comes with some eye candy to take a gander at, and since Free Radical is releasing the highly-awaited title to the PlayStation 3 first, you can be sure these are real-time captures of the PlayStation 3’s gameplay. Four-player co-op, visuals that controversially tails one other visual masterpiece title, and subtle clues of Nectar overdose and its effects are weaved into the Doak’s video journal entry, so keep a keen eye out.
Those who were wishing to see the head boss of Free Radical might want to take a first glimpse here. As the first of a series of developer diaries, developer and director Dave Doak shares Free Radical’s complete rehashing of the first-person shooting genre with HAZE (for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC).
Once again, Doak explains just what they’re aiming for with the multiplatform shooter, which Free Radical has repeatedly identified as turning HAZE into a blast-fest with much deeper thought and feelings. Personal views, reservations and all of that being skewed with bittersweet Nectar is the name of the game.
But this time around, each explanation comes with some eye candy to take a gander at, and since Free Radical is releasing the highly-awaited title to the PlayStation 3 first, you can be sure these are real-time captures of the PlayStation 3’s gameplay. Four-player co-op, visuals that controversially tails one other visual masterpiece title, and subtle clues of Nectar overdose and its effects are weaved into the Doak’s video journal entry, so keep a keen eye out.
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