It's more common to explain something by the most recent and widest know example(s).
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Aparently the bots are on super easy.
60 minutes seems to be the average FPS sound track length.
No, that's a single posed screenshot of Brink.
Funny you mention Quake, it's by Splash Damage, who were pretty much under tutalige by id Software for their early games Wolf:ET and Quake Wars, and are now stepping out to their own IP that builds on that gameplay.
Mirrors Edge has different core gameplay goals.
For a lot of people modding a game is about extending the game they like.
Rage was first shown in June 2007, Borderlands in August.
It's like having a Formula One car, but they're only building go-kart tracks.
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Heh, it's funny the tech progress, you can (via mods) play Doom 1 in Doom 3, and Quake 2 inside Quake Wars
The already did a beta test on the PS3
It's a Steamworks title, you may be confusing the Games For Windows certification with the Games For Windows Live system which is different (and horrible).
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I did a search but it doesn't seem Kotaku posted the previous two official Brink vids :/
The gameplay footage just reminded me of all of the frustrating aspects of CoD.
No mention of #1 Tapir supporting game developer Splash Damage?
It's usually better to jump into a multiplayer game earlier rather than later.
Good thing the scoreboard in Brink doesn't show K/D during the match, it's by XP earned that match, and most XP is earned by team actions.
It varies depending on the objective, ranging from 10 to 20 seconds.
Another way of looking at it is you'll have to be better at other parts of your game since everyone will have a good degree of movement.