I went to Brimingham and it was wicked! They had actually done wuite a good job if definatley had the potential to be a bit cheap but it did look really cool. Would have been great if the gameplay had been online.

It went done like this,

You go up the stairs into this huge container and meet a guy dressed as a member of the ISA.

He gives you the plan of whats going on then you get to see the game intro (yawn)

You then go into this area with 3 screen where you get to play the game and check out the controls. Fans blow on you while you play.

You then go down this corridor thing to another area with prbblr floors and thunder and lighting going on. you have to complete one of the offline challenges in five mins. if you do you get a medal thing on a card with info about the game.

Then you got through to the last section where you do the offline body count mode. you go through in groups of three and the one with the most kills at the end of zone 3 gets a Killzone2 T-shirt.

AWESOME.

Was def worth the trip, will maybe try and make it to more of these things.

Due to new developments within the Helghan army, the ISA has been forced to change its movements and focus its attention elsewhere. The mobile training centre will not be in Brighton tomorrow as scheduled but will endeavor to train recruits in the area at a later date.

Check this thread for info.

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Fat chance of seeing SCEE look above the border…when the LittleBigPlanet store was opened in Manchester I had to shimmy myself onto an early morning train from Aberdeen just to see the place!