Anything New About Huxley? Options

[Rubix42]

Like the topic says, has anyone heard anything new about Huxley recently?

[tommy600]

This is the latest I've seen. It 's an interview with the producer of Huxley, Kijong Kang. Not much really new but alot of good information if you haven't been keeping up or don't know much about it.

Huxley interview

[Rubix42]

I hadn't seen that before.

Thank you

[tommy600]

This just in.

1UP Huxley feature

I have always been interested in this game but I must say I am starting to get really excited about it.

One thing that I never knew about:

Players of the Xbox 360 and PC versions will not be playing the exact same game; they will, however, be participating in the same battle. In the massively multiplayer side of the game, the two versions match up rather similarly. Players will be able to compete cross-platform, and will compete in many of the same challenges.

I hope that the PC users with the mouse and keyboard don't ruin the fun if us using controllers can't keep up. This may be a great way to see if the mouse and keyboard users really have a big advantage over someone using a controller.

[tiredorwired]

This just in.

1UP Huxley feature

I have always been interested in this game but I must say I am starting to get really excited about it.

One thing that I never knew about:
I hope that the PC users with the mouse and keyboard don't ruin the fun if us using controllers can't keep up. This may be a great way to see if the mouse and keyboard users really have a big advantage over someone using a controller.

I think pc gamers will slaughter us. I hope a keyboard and mouse comes out for the 360 for this. It needs it with the more mmog's coming out.

Xbox users might have an advantage when it comes to vehicles though. Are there any?

[j3y q]

id much rather stick to a controller

[Clarisse]

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