E3 2005 Killzone 2 trailer didn’t look like the final game after all.

Posted By | On 26th, May. 2010

According to Herman Hulst, Guerilla Games was sent under “humongous pressure” during E3, because they had to show off what the PS3 can really do.

During an interview with VG247 Hults said, “[That trailer was] very much a double-edged sword in many ways, i think, on the downside, it was a humongous amount of pressure. The team, in 2005, was so very, very young.”

“But I think, more importantly on the positive side, that the trailer was our creation. Me and the guys basically worked on it together; our team put it together; it was our vision for the title.” he said.

“We had researched the capabilities of the PlayStation 3 extensively. We knew what was possible, and that was the vision that was communicated to the team internally, primarily. Then it was communicated externally, and that was the pressure I was talking about. ”

“What was great about it is that that’s what we love to do. We’re the kind of team that loves to take a platform and then really squeeze the maximum out of it. It’s very much what we’re about. It’s our DNA.” he added.

If you haven’t heard already, Killzone 3 is official and will be released in 2011.

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