“The ramifications of these actions are unclear at this point, but it shouldn’t be too far a stretch to assume that experience points and morality choices shape the powers that Cole develops. The Comic Con demo then jumps about 70% into the game, and here we were able to see how significantly Cole has developed. He has a new gliding ability, and his attacks hit with so much force, they feel like completely different abilities than what we used earlier. While in the beginning of the game, Cole can simply push a car out of the way, this new area shows how Cole can force back massive flying fireballs with relative ease. He even takes on much more interesting enemies, like the mech pictured at the top of this article. The sequence we saw at Comic Con was filled with absolute chaos: dozens of enemies fighting each other, with a giant robot fixated on your destruction. Tons of explosions and particles filled the screen in a fight more epic than anything we’ve seen from this game so far.”

From reading the rest of that preview, it obviously needs more polish, and also needs a way to differentiate itself from Prototype.

One thing that was revealed, which I thought looked cool, was that he can *fly*!

They need to beef up the enemy AI. Once people have played Killzone 2 and its interesting AI, games will need to up the ante if they want their games and enemies to be taken seriously. Enemies waiting around to be blown up by energy bombs just isn’t cool.

I think they will make more improvement and hopefully make the battle sequences more intense.

Which you have to think is a damned shame as Game companies _really_ need the support right now - regardless of how well the Wii is making it for the industry.