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Avalanche: Just Cause 2 multiplayer mod provided series with "even brighter" future
Avalanche Studios have impressive ambition. The developer indicated its future plans for world domination.
Just Cause 2 mod adds 600 player multiplayer
Posted: 04.08.2012 by JonahFalcon
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A new fan-made mod has been released for Just Cause 2 which allows the game to support 600 player multiplayer, astounding for a game that was strictly a single player experience.
While the mod is still in beta, 10,000 players have registered in the mod's forum.
While the mod is still in beta, 10,000 players have registered in the mod's forum.
Just Cause 2 dev criticises the use of "crap" DLC and forced multiplayer
Posted: 26.07.2012 by Nakerman
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Avalanche Studios boss Christofer Sundberg has questioned the use of "crap" DLC, as team continue to find success with Just Cause 2.
Just Cause's Avalanche with Square Enix on "ground breaking" open world
Posted: 28.05.2012 by Technet2k
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It seems Swedish studio Avalanche is closer to naming Just Cause 3 as in development, as it describes a "ground breaking" project that's an "action title". Is it for Xbox 360 and PS3?
Christofer Sundberg of Avalanche back in April commented that Just Cause would be "perfect" for the next Xbox and PlayStation platforms. The studio has two more projects undisclosed.
Christofer Sundberg of Avalanche back in April commented that Just Cause would be "perfect" for the next Xbox and PlayStation platforms. The studio has two more projects undisclosed.
Avalanche unveiling new game at E3, not Just Cause or Renegade Ops
Posted: 09.03.2012 by Technet2k
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Just Cause developer Avalanche Studios will be pulling the sheet off a new project this E3 for fans to feast their eyes on, but it isn't a Just Cause or a Renegade Ops sequel.
It's a licensed property but not movie-based as they "aren't particularly interested" in that field, says CEO Christofer Sundberg. Tie-in's make for "crappy games" overall.
It's a licensed property but not movie-based as they "aren't particularly interested" in that field, says CEO Christofer Sundberg. Tie-in's make for "crappy games" overall.
Posted: 25.09.2012 by Nakerman
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