Warhawk review PS3

Warhawk review for PS3

Warhawk has had such an on-off, on again, off again history. From the developers of God of War, Warhawk was looking to be one of the triple-A PlayStation 3 titles, but rumours of bust-ups in the development team, and the decision that it was impossible to create a decent single-player Warhawk campaign, made us all expect a let down. Ah, what cynics we were. Warhawk is reviewed in this issue, and it is the best multiplayer game you'll have seen for many a moon. If you have a PlayStation 3, and broadband, which is pretty much a given for readers of P3Zine, then Warhawk is a game you will want to own. Find out what makes Warhawk so special on the PS3, by reading our full review in this issue. Click here to read our Warhawk review for PS3 now! Warhawk review for PS3 For a game with such a troubled genesis, it's utterly astonishing just how good Warhawk is. After tales emerged from developer Incognito Inc detailing internal bust-ups, and the complete inability to create a decent single-player mode, faith in this supposedly flagship Sony title was at rock-bottom. But we needn't have worried - the producers simply jettisoned the solo-player mode completely, concentrating their efforts on the ultimate multiplayeronly experience and the gamble has paid off massively. Put simply, if you have a broadband connection and a PS3, you'd need to be stark raving mad not to buy this game. The key to its brilliance involves two distinct factors. First of all there's the way the developers have cherrypicked the best elements from EA's Battlefield franchise - the open world, the support for masses of players, the weapons, the vehicles - then there's the console background of Incognito itself. This is the company behind Twisted Metal and God of War. They know what makes good gameplay. They know what PlayStation gamers want, and how to deliver. The result is an online arcade game second to none, a complete virtual battlezone being played out via PS3, a title offering epic multiplayer action that effortlessly outquaffs anything else seen on console. Click here to read the full Warhawk review for PS3 now!