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Brink Trailer Filled To Brim With Jumping, Shooting, More Shooting
Bethesda and Splash Damage have just released a new CG trailer for the upcoming FPS Brink. In a world already oversaturated with shooters, developers have to offer players a few good reasons to check out their games. In addition to its strikingly stylized visuals, Brink gives players a little extra control over their characters through the SMART button. The feature, short for “smooth movement across random terrain,” lets characters seamlessly bound over, around and through obstacles.
The latest trailer is CG, but it at least gives potential players an idea of what Splash Damage is shooting for with the final product. If the action contained is any indication, we’ve got a lot to look forward to.
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