More release date frenzy going around this week, and what bigger name to kick off the rabid masses on a posting frenzy than the DirectX 10 poster child, Crysis. Developed by the geniuses at Crytek and distributed by the greedy pigs at EA, Crysis will hit retail shelves across the United States and Europe on November 16, 2007. While the release is exclusive to the PC, Crytek head honcho Cevat Yerli has hinted that its not entirely impossible that we will never see an Xbox 360 or PS3 version of the game in the near future. With an original musical score by award-winning composer Inon Zur, featuring “sweeping themes, immersive setup pieces, intense action music, and “otherworldly” musical soundscapes”, Crysis will be the one of the first games that is hyped to stress out all existing computer hardware well beyond any limits seen so far, thanks to its photorealistic environments. Apart from the much touted single player campaign, Crysis will also ship with a new multiplayer gametype called “PowerStruggle” - which will see 32 players battling for control of advanced weapons and vehicles, as well as a regular “Instant Action” deathmatch mode. One thing’s for sure, thanks to this time, I’ve all but forgotten how to spell “crisis”.

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