What to expect for Killzone 2’s future

Killzone 2 was Sonys pride of joy when it was announced at E3 a couple years back. Showing the public a video trailer of what Guerilla and Sony  had in mind for the final release. The trailer was not rendered on the PS3 so some people were disapointed to see that it was just a concept and not the real thing.

But now, after years of waiting, it’s finally here. Making itself on top of other Ps3 games, Killzone 2 was somewhat a great success. With it’s innovative non stop multiplayer, it made people stay in the game longer and now with the arrival of the two new map pack and the new update that just came out. Guerilla is surely making this an important title for the PS3.

So that’s that, and now you must wondering whats next. Well the first thing i want to talk about is the implementation of Co-op in the game. Guerilla will probably introduce a online co-op option for singleplayer during the E3 press conference. I don’t know if this is true but surely they must at one point in the future. Now for having 2 player at home playing the game together is much harder to accomplish because of the rendering of the game. You basicly need to put two ps3s into one to make it possible. The ps3 just can’t render that many polygones for two players at once. Imagine all those polygons that need to be present on the screen . So online Co-op is a must to keep the killzone 2 fans happy (including me).

Now we are already informed that the new maps, Wasteland Bullet and Vekta Cruiser are coming out today (april 30th). We can surely see some more down the road. Why not a level like the one were we first saw the snipers in the single player campaign. But let’s hope that the price for the maps come down a little because $5.99 for two maps is quite expensive. This is the map i was talking about.

I think that killzone 2 has come a long way and has reached my expectations since i saw the first trailer at E3. They just need to continue updating the game. Why not have monthly episodes of the game were each month you can buy a new episode of the game. Starting from chapter 1 you continue your journey through the story by buying episodes. Now maybe that’s what smaller game companies might do. But this can eliminate the use of disks and dvd. Making everything downloadable from the internet. I don’t know, maybe thats our future, maybe OnLive will show what Sony and Microsoft have been missing all this time. Maybe there wont be a next big ps3 or xbox console but just a box like OnLive and just the game console will be stored on Microsoft’s or Sony’s servers. I believe that’s were we are heading in the next few years anyway.

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