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Play Dead Space 2 With The Developers And Unlock New Suits
How well do you play with others? If you’re looking to test your gaming skills against the experts who make the games, you might want to check out EA’s community event this weekend. Gamers will get to play Dead Space 2 with members of Visceral’s development team.
It sounds like this is a PSN only event (sorry Xbox 360 owners), but those interested in participating should RSVP on Dead Space’s Facebook page, and then hope online on Saturday, February 12th at 3pm PST.
The developers will be wearing two all-new viral suits: White Tiger Stripe and Viral Blue. Those who manage to kill a developer will unlock the suit for themselves. After that anyone who kills a person wearing one of these new suits will also unlock it.
According to Sony’s blog, the team throws together impromptu game sessions from time to time, so if you’re interested in keeping up to date with those events you might want to follow Dead Space 2's executive producer Steve Papoutsis (aka Leveluptime) on twitter.
[via Joystiq]
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