Killzone 2 didn’t “hit the limit”

Posted By | On 18th, Mar. 2010

Guerilla Games, the developer of one of the best looking games of all time – Killzone 2, recently claimed that Killzone 2 hasn’t hit the limit of the PS3 and  that they are capable of doing more.

According to an interview of Edge with Guerrilas managing head Herman Hulst, Herman said:

“We’re satisfied that we demonstrated the potential of the hardware, But we realise that further optimisations are always possible and that we haven’t hit the limit yet.”

I think this is a small hint of Killzone 3, no doubt that if it does come out, it will look much better than Killzone 2, which already is a great looking game.

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