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1000 Player FPS - One Time Only

Planned for the 29th of January, developer MuchDifferent are offering players the one-time only chance to participate in a tech demo that'll pits up to 500 players per team against each other.

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Bathyj4487d ago

Not that it was 1000 players, but whatever happened to Huxley?

DBLDeathDealer4487d ago

Good question. What did happen to that game. You have me intrigued now.

DeadlyFire4487d ago

It was given to ijji, then webzen which turned it into vapor sadly. They had a beta page for huxley in 2009 for US, but all traces are gone now. They even shut down the Korean version that launched.

hesido4487d ago

Making it one time only is a shame. I'd like to see a no-respawn 1000 player match, where you don't get to have a second chance. That would really be intense.

DBLDeathDealer4487d ago

This would juts be chaotic to say the least....

Well, I guess WoW does it...

kneon4487d ago

They need some sort of command structure or it will just be a mad free for all. That's what they did in mag and it worked quite well.

JLesinski4486d ago

Yeah I wish MAG was done a little better and stuck around a little longer

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PlanetSide Arena Announced for Release in January 2019, Supports 1,000 Players a Match

Daybreak Games has just announced PlanetSide Arena, a new PvP, class-based shooter that supports 1,000 players a match!

Old McGroin1976d ago

Meanwhile my damn Switch can't handle 2 players on Sega Megadrive Classics.

Sgt_Slaughter1976d ago

What does that even mean? The game says "1-2 Players" in the product description.

rob-GP1974d ago

Supposedly technical issues according to a few reviews when playing in multiplayer mode on switch.

UnholyLight1976d ago

Not coming at this as a hater but that was funny....the gun at the start reminded me of the same sound the SAW makes in Halo and also the helmets for some of the dudes and armour looks VERY Halo inspired. Like almost identical on some of the helmets.

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Top 25 First-Person Shooters of All Time

There's nothing quite like the satisfying wield of a digital gun in your hands - these are our picks for the greatest first-person shooters ever made.

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The Beautiful Mortality of Online Video Games

Video games are often immortal things. Endlessly replayable so long as we possess the hardware to run them, they are time capsules meant to be returned to. For the few finite experiences that are fated to pass on, their impressions are even stronger for us having lost them.

Imagine playing a game for nearly a decade only to watch it die - never to be played again.

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