GDC08: Warhawk Future

Support for Warhawk will continue for a very long time as long as there is a community out there. Well, at least that's what Dylan Jobe, game director of Warhawk, told 1up at an interview during last week's Game Developers Conference.

"Warhawk will continue to be supported through a number of booster packs and is likely not the last we'll see of the franchise," reported 1up.

In the interview, Operation Broken Mirror was also confirmed at the upcoming Booster Pack which will include one new vehicle, the rumoured APC. This APC will act as a portable spawn point and equipment producer. Operation Broken Mirror will also include a new battledfield.

Good news is that game modes will also be supported and will continue to be integrated into patches and updates for free, just like the upcoming 1.3 warhawk patch.

When asked about the long gone single-player, Jobe told 1up that they are not working on bringing the single-player experience and that if they do, it would be related to a new product.

So Warhawk fans, looks like the future of this franchise is really bright. So keep playing and you'll get more out of it.

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Sigma Expansion

I'm probably not talking to the masses here but, as its been reported, Ninja Gaiden Sigma for the PS3 will see some updates in the coming months - especially those of you with the Japanese version (I made sure I got the American version since I downloaded the American demo [cause if you finished the demo you get some special features as you start the game {man, that's a lot of brackets}]).

Updates include survival mode and time attack. How much they will cost, we'll soon find out if not later.

For me, I highly duobt I'll be downloading them anytime soon as it seems that I've been stuck with Oblivion the past few months and haven't really touched Ninja Gaiden Sigma. It's been weeks since I've bought it, but I have yet to try it.