Red Faction 3 coming to Xbox 360, PS3, PC
Since the last game in the franchise was released in the terrifying time before Joystiq (2003!), you were probably too busy fending off saber-tooth tiger attacks to bother acquainting yourself with THQ's sci-fi first-person shooter, Red Faction. The series drew much attention to its use of "GeoMod" technology, a fancy bit of programming which enabled the real-time destruction and geometric alteration of specific and often rare in-game surfaces. A third game, unsurprisingly referred to as "Red Faction 3," has now been revealed to be in development for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.
Speaking in a recent conference call, THQ CEO Brian Farrell noted that the game would once again be created by Volition, the same developer that's somehow responsible for both Saint's Row and Descent: Freespace. Red Faction 3 is expected to further enhance the franchise's destructive tendencies through the aid of today's more powerful platforms (translation: bigger 'splosions plus bloom) and should arrive somewhere between April 2008 and March 2009.
Speaking in a recent conference call, THQ CEO Brian Farrell noted that the game would once again be created by Volition, the same developer that's somehow responsible for both Saint's Row and Descent: Freespace. Red Faction 3 is expected to further enhance the franchise's destructive tendencies through the aid of today's more powerful platforms (translation: bigger 'splosions plus bloom) and should arrive somewhere between April 2008 and March 2009.




















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Anyway I was quite amused throwing the remote mines on the guys head and watching him run around.
Ahhh.... good times.
I would love to see a more organic level design this time around.
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GET YOUR ASS TO MARS!!!
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Loved the first one! Played a bit of the second and it was good too!
Awesome news, and was wondering about this ever since it was mentioned on a podcast recently! (Can't remember if it was last weeks or the week before. Or was it even before that? Hell whatever, someone said something sometime!)
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I enjoyed the game as a game. I can't and probably don't want to remember its story.
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I emailed Interplay but they never responded. My dreams were shattered forever. =(
-Mark
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/Sorry if this was mentioned already
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