As a longtime (since 2003) Killzone fan, this is more great news for me. I always wanted to see an ironic shift for Guerilla. The media hyped KZ1 up as a Halo-killer, and the game was never designed as such. It released, and even though it received above average reviews universally, people hopped on the bangwagon saying it sucked even though these idiots never played it.



Anyways, good job Guerilla. Can't wait for the next installments.

Grrrr, can't we have just ONE Killzone topic where Halo isn't mentioned? ;)



Anyway, whilst KZ2 is very good (with awesome graphics :D), I don't agree that "no other fps out there that has such detail, strategy, n thought put into it". KZ2's biggest achievement was the graphics imo, which is thanks to the time and budget put into the game, but as a fps, it really doesn't break new ground (but it is an excellent base to build the series upon).



The reward is deserved, but this is a Dutch organisation awarding a Dutch developer, so I think they would be more inward looking than out. But I expect KZ2 to pick up more awards in future, which would be interesting.



Personally, my fingers are crossed for 'real' multi-vehicle support in KZ3.