Abstract: Ever since E3 2007, Haze has been a title that many have looked forward to. It promised some very intriguing gameplay and offered an altered consciousness point-of-view to facilitate some "enhanced" gunplay. It also promised a great story and some killer...
even though Haze has been in the works for some time, this year's E3 coverage upped the ante even more. And now we only need to wait less than four months to check this one out on the PlayStation 3 in its entirety!By Amanda L. KondolojyCCC Freelance Wri...
Abstract: UbisoftWell, for better or worse after many a delay, Haze has finally been released. While its not the most hyped-up game in history (*cough* HaloMountainDew *cough*), Free Radical did have a FPS pedigree to live up to, being the creators of the fanta...
I haven’t mentioned it yet, but I will now that we are wrapping things up. The single most enjoyable moment of this game was the final 30 seconds, with a story reveal that is worthy of an M. Night Shyamalan script. That single moment justified a lot...
Abstract: Haze was announced around two and a half years ago, and much excitement surrounded this new release from the creators of TimeSplitters, Free Radical. A near-future shooter promising a different take on war seemed like just what the doctor ordered for t...
Abstract: Early on in the Playstation 3's lifespan, Free Radical announced Haze: a new first-person shooter that would be exclusive to the platform. Upon first glance of the trailer, the game seemed promising; many assumed it would feature tight controls from th...
Abstract: TitleHazePublisherUbisoftDeveloperFree Radical DesignRelease DateMay 20, 2008GenreActionPlatformPlaystation 3RatingMatureIn the year 2048, The Mantel Corporation is waging an all out war for the freedom of civilization. At least that is the company l...
Abstract: Given that I saw an early version of Haze 10 months ago, and it didn’t look that bad, I was expecting the final version to knock my socks off visually, however this was not the case. Don’t get me wrong, there are times when the visuals do show...
Abstract: The fiercely competitive first-person-shooter genre welcomes its latest competitor, Free Radical Design’s Haze. The folks behind the TimeSplitters series certainly have their work cut out for them as Haze is not only an FPS following in the bar-raisin...
Abstract: In one of the few things it gets right, Haze is appropriately titled. It has an incomplete, unsubstantial feel to it -- maybe it should've been held off for more seasoning, since as it is, it'll soon rise into the gaming miasma of unremarkable shooters...
