Gold - Homefront [Mar 04, 2011, 11:12 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
THQ announces that Homefront is gold, and Kaos Studios' now-complete first-person shooter is on track to meet its promised release dates of March 15 in North America and Europe, March 17 in Australia, and March 18 in the U.K. Word is: "In advance of release, THQ is preparing hundreds of dedicated servers in multiple locations across the globe to support Homefront's epic multiplayer mode." Here's a bit on the game:
2027. A once proud America has fallen, her infrastructure shattered and military in disarray. Crippled by a devastating EMP strike the USA is powerless to resist the ever expanding occupation of a savage, nuclear armed Greater Korean Republic.
Abandoned by her former allies, the United States is a bleak landscape of walled towns and abandoned suburbs. This is a police state where high school stadiums have become detention centers, and shopping malls shelter armored attack vehicles. A once-free people are now prisoners... or collaborators... or revolutionaries.
DangerDog wrote on Mar 4, 2011, 22:59:SpoileredPunisher wrote on Mar 4, 2011, 21:42:
Yeah, I enjoyed the book a lot.. Couple of slow things, but still good IMO. Only problem was it made me want the game more... Plus I'm a big fan of Red Dawn, so the next week and a half is going to suck...
It's too bad they didn't stick with this theme for the multiplayer, where are all these tanks and air strikes coming from if the US military is decimated.
Ah well, it is what it is, the book does sound like a fun read.
I believe that all of the drones were developed and brought over by NK.
Goliath was a US prototype
Just because the US shrunk it's standing army, doesn't mean they had a yard sale with the equipement.
The equipment was still around and the NK's snatched most of it... It's mentioned in the book as well that when they started expanding before the attack, they started trainign their soldiers on US equipment... This was also why they didn't need to bring over a lot of heavy equipment themselves right away...
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