All You Need To Know: The Saboteur

Posted Oct 28th 2009 7:00PM by James Murff
Filed under: Features, Action, Sandbox

Games that are coming out soon have a lot of unknowns that the average person might not know. Who is this character inspired by? Is all the talk of volumetric fog or cel-shaded graphics really worthwhile? Do the game mechanics really seem solid, or are they lackluster? In All You Need To Know we provide information to help you fully appreciate what these upcoming games have to offer.

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There are a few developers that are known for their open-world games. Rockstar has Grand Theft Auto, Radical has their various games (Hit and Run, Prototype, Ultimate Destruction), and Pandemic has Mercenaries and Destroy All Humans. However, they are looking to expand their open-world catalog with another title, and one that aims to be a little more interesting that the simple destruction of their previous games. The Saboteur has been hyped and shown off in a ton of different places, and it generating quite the buzz in the gaming community. Scheduled for release in December, it's about time somebody gave it a critical looking over.

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Tags: action, all-you-need-to-know, ea, electronic-arts, featured, joystiqfeatures, need-to-know, open-world, pandemic, sandbox, shooter, the-saboteur

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