Awesome Fps

A look inside the key plot points of the next Far Cry game, your mission to rescue your friends who have been captured by pirates to be sold into slavery. And shark punching. And tigers. And bears.

A team-based game that seamlessly combines FPS with RTS. Players can choose to be humans or aliens, then one player on each side plays from overhead to manage his team’s resources.

Spartan Ops is an optional episodic content to complement Halo 4. It’s made of weekly story cut scenes and new missions that can be played solo or co-op. Requires an Xbox Live Gold membership.

While the live-action launch trailer for Halo 4 is pretty sweet, this one will make you hug your Xbox 360, as it seems like the game will squeeze every ounce of performance out of your old friend.

(NSFW: Language) Insomniac Games’ Ted Price takes us inside Fuse (formerly Overstrike), including the game’s cool weapons, skill-based progressions and co-op gameplay. That Arcshot looks awesome.

With the latest in the Halo saga just days away, we get out first ever glimpse of the painful installation of Master Chief’s augmentations in this live-action launch trailer – and a powerful new foe.

The launch trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 teases players with the new technology, equipment and action-packed scenes in the game, backed by AC/DC’s classic Back in Black. Available 11/13/12.

In-depth footage of Halo 4’s multiplayer modes. The improved multiplayer combines deathmatch, co-op, strategic and storyline elements, and rewards players for teamwork, not just kills or flag carries.

We’ve had our fill of single-player, so now’s your chance to see how Crysis 3 will look in multiplayer, starting with the cool new, cloaked Hunter mode and the King-of-the-Hill style Crash Site mode.

(NSFW:Language) A visceral, action-packed car chase scene from the upcoming Medal of Honor: Warfighter – that looks every bit as cinematic as anything in one of the Uncharted games.

Looks like we’ll need all of the new weapons – and then some – in Halo 4 with the introduction of the Mantis, the long-legged and heavily-armed mech from the Halo lore. Yes, you can make it squat.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 will have two zombie modes, a Survival (e.g. horde) mode, and a 1 vs. 1 vs. 1 mode where two teams will go up against each other in addition to the zombies.

(SPOILERS) A promotional behind-the-scenes look at the making of Halo 4, which sees the return of Master Chief in an adventure that’s wider in scale yet also more personal than the previous games.

Listen up, rookie vault hunters. Sir Hammerlock is here to teach you all about Pandora: the classes, enemies, locations, skills, items, upgrades and the 87 bazillion guns you can find on the planet.

A limited-edition bundle for Xbox 360 and PS3 packed with goodies like a replica of the in-game Care Package and a functional replica of the Dragonfire quadrotor (sans weapons of course).

The trailer for Mann vs. Machine, the latest update to squad-based fps Team Fortress 2. It adds a new faction – the robots of Gray Mann – a co-op game mode, map and most probably new hats as well.

The latest trailer for Dishonored presents more examples of how the powers and tools at the protagonist’s disposal encourage creativity and ensure that gameplay never gets rote or stale.

A look at some of the weapons in Halo 4. A lot of the tried and tested ones are still there, like the Assault Rifle and Battle Rifle, but there are new ones like the Sticky Detonator. More here.

If you liked Freddie Wong’s Battlefield 4 videos, check out his latest video. It’s a seemingly straightforward sequence, but the magic lies in the seamless transition between perspectives.

A soldier summons his inner Rambo in this cinematic trailer for the massively multiplayer first person shooter. Hopefully players will actually be able to pull off those moves. Beta signup here.

It barely qualifies as “interactive”, but this playthrough of a mission from Crysis 3 does give you a choice whether to take watch the stealthier approach or go in with guns (and bows) blazing.

Developer Bethesda SoftWorks shows off more proof of the replayability and freedom at the player’s disposal in Dishonored. The video shows three distinct ways of escaping a group of enemies.

Ubisoft shows off a bit of actual gameplay from its upcoming Wii U zombie FPS, giving us a little insight into the power of Nintendo’s new console, and the integration of the Wii U’s unique controller.