Over the weekend, it appears Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe sunsetted the servers for the 2012 PlayStation 3 title, Starhawk. A note has been added to all European PS Store listings for the game that basically says "you can no longer play this online." There's been no official statement about whether this is getting applied to all regions or not, so for now, this appears to only be affecting the one region.
Starhawk, the "build and battle" third-person shooter, is about to become much more accessible. The space western will be available for digital download on the PSN tomorrow. There will even be three ways to buy the game: The full title can be purchased for $39.99, the multiplayer portion of the game is priced at $19.99, and PlayStation Plus Members will be able to download the single player campaign for free.
One of the biggest issues with console gaming is that when you are out of the house you are no longer gaming! Who wants to spend quality time with friends and family when virtual defences need upholding and make believe buildings need construction? Starhawk fans can now live the experience of the game 24/7 with the new Uplink Mobile app for iOS and Android that will have them plugged into the community at all times.
Warhawk is a much-loved PlayStation franchise that features huge multiplayer battles and chaotic vehicle-based action. Starhawk continues the tradition, with the addition of a single player campaign and a new cooperative Prospector mode. Find out if the new modes are worthy of the franchise in our co-op review.
Starhawk, the build and battle space shooter, launched exclusively for the PlayStation 3 today. It features intense multiplayer battles, an epic single player campaign, and (I hope) and equally satisfying co-op mode. The latest launch trailer looks very promising. Somehow it manages to be awesome even though it lacks a single "wub." Amazing.
The PlayStation 3 exclusive space shooter, Starhawk, is coming out next week. It's a third person shooter that features space combat, mechs, energy weapons, orbital building drops, and twangy music. It also features a co-op survival mode for up to four players.
A new trailer has surfaced for the upcoming third-person shooter, Starhawk. The game's space western vibe is in full effect as we're introduced to "blue gold," the rift energy that drives the fortunes of men like our protagonist, Emmett Graves. This game is really tickling my fun zone. The beta was a blast and the gameplay footage from this trailer looks amazing.
Hey all you Twisted Metal fans out there! It is my pleasure to inform you that the downright nasty character known as Axel will become available to all players with the free patch as of today!
The good people of G4TV's X-Play recently sat down with the makers of Starhawk to discuss the game's co-op mode. LightBox Interactive's president, Dylan Jobe, gives Morgan Webb the rundown on some of the third-person shooter's co-op features, which include randomized waves of enemies, rift energy, reclaiming structures, player skills, as well as the build and battle system.
If you were wondering what split screen would look like in Starhawk, there you have it. LightBox Interactive will be making the most out of their precious split screen real estate while trying to decrease the stretch of their aspect ratio. After playing the beta, I have to say that a full mini-map is a welcome sight. Anything would be better than the vaccuum of black space I've seen in other split screen layouts. I'm looking at you, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Fear 3, Lost Planet 2, and Resident Evil 5; the list goes on.
Good news, combo co-op fans! Sony's exclusive third-person space shooter, Starhawk will support split screen and online play! Co-Optimus community member, Kevin Clough, recently posited this question on a PlaystationBlog article concerning the nature of local and online co-op:
Did you remember to sign up for Starhawk's multiplayer public beta? Of course you did. What kind of forgetful cad would miss out on the totally open beta that began on February 21st? Now, if you'll excuse me while I wait 28 minutes for this download that has nothing to do with the Starhawk beta --and then wait another hour or so to give me an opportunity to play this totally unrelated game; I'll let you know if you should jump into the Starhawk MP fray... Until then, why don't you check out this sweet new video! I have a feeling someone's about to get Dorothied!
