News: Section 8 Prejudice released today
Posted on : 20-04-2011 | By : GarnetCrowAX | In : News, Videos
Hardware: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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TimeGate Studios has released Section 8: Prejudice to the Xbox Live Marketplace today. This of course being the sequel to the not so well received Section 8, released in 2009. Listening to criticism from critics and fans alike, TimeGate has promised to fix or totally revamp much of what was wrong with the previous installment, while retaining, that which made the original…well, original.
So, while all of that is yet to be seen, one thing is for sure; power armor mayhem. Like its predecessor Prejudice will have wonderful Landmate-esque powered armor, to stomp, crush, and blow away your competition. Add to that a cacophony of vehicles, weapons, and customization options and you have yourself one hell of a game (or so we hope).
Now for those of you who actually own and have played the original Section 8, TimeGate has announced that they will be giving away “Loyalty Rewards” based on your player level in the first Section 8. The rewards are: For simply playing the original you get the Aegis Armor and Reactive Plating for your character, if you made it to level 25 then you get the Ablative Plating upgrade, and finally for those who reached level 50 you receive the Explosives Amplifier upgrade.
A very nice gesture on TimeGate’s part if you ask me, and I’m fairly excited to play. Sadly, however, I will not receive any rewards. While Xbox owners can enjoy Section 8 today, PC and PS3 owners will have to wait a little longer. May 4th for PC users, and sometime in summer for PS3 users. You can purchase and play Section 8: Prejudice on your Xbox, right now for 1200 MSP. Additionally upon release on PC (through Steam and Games for Windows Marketplace), it will be $14.99 USD.
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Has anyone tried it yet? I really enjoyed the first one on Xbox, but given the chance I’d rather play this on PC so I’m currently waiting.
Yeah, it’s really good (on the 360). Review may be forthcoming.
It’s quite good. Definitely feels smoother than the first, and those heavy armors feel so rewarding.
It’s not a bad game. The only complaint I have about the game is about the difficulty spiking during the campaign. At one point it’s super easy, at one point its super hard and at another it’s somewhere in between.