Although the information presented in this interview doesn't stray far from yesterday's IGN interview, GameTrailers is able to offer something that IGN can't: video. The isometric view does give it a feeling reminiscent of Killzone: Liberation. Seeing the way you move, target enemies, and have a partner following you--it all feels a little familiar. However, considering how beloved Killzone is amongst PSP fans, that can't be a bad thing, right?
One of the more exciting aspects of the game has to come from its multiplayer. Although it's currently limited to Ad-Hoc (boo!), the developers have added a random element to the battles: levels, enemies and hostages, can all be rendered randomly so that each play will never be the same as the last.
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