There’s plenty more to Titanfall 2 – the much anticipated campaign wasn’t playable at today’s even, though EA published footage this morning – but for sequels, sometimes the most compelling reasons to return to a world is a small, incremental improvement.
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The game featuring a new single player campaign where players step on to The Frontier as a Militia rifleman with aspirations of becoming a Pilot. From Battlefront 2 scheduled for 2017 to Respawn Entertainment, this is a great thing to hear.
The first game installment was initially released for Xbox One and eventually was available for PC and Xbox 360 but not on PlayStation 4. October 28, 2016. This release date is tentatively scheduled for a global simultaneous release on Xbox One, PC, and PS4, all for $59.99. An official statement by Titanfall 2 states that they will release a multiplayer technical test to help Respawn test various aspects of the game. But following yesterday’s rehearsal, the Titanfall 2 team debuted an exhilarating gameplay trailer, which somebody accidentally published on YouTube.
It was reported that the “Titanfall 2” game trailer video was revealed accidently during the Electronic Art’s live streaming event.
EA revealed Titanfall 2 as what fans wanted out of the previous game. A nice addition to be sure, but the real star of the show was the multiplayer which looks even faster and more fluid than before. I’m looking forward to the launch of Titanfall 2 in the fall.
The game will offer both an offline single player campaign along with the multiplayer experience many will likely put more focus towards.
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Zempella has also promised six new Titans for players to use a few of which can be seen in the trailer. It had a thundering trailer and a rousing pitch from Vince Zampella, head of Respawn Entertainment. Nevertheless, it was still a proper single player mode in the Titanfall universe. “With new competitive modes and weekly online contests in our biggest franchises, we’re making competition fun and meaningful for everyone, regardless of their ability”. At E3 2016, EA showcased some more gameplay, highlighting dogfights between aircrafts, close-quarter shooting and more.
