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Total Unreal's weekly feature, the Unreal Retrospective, has had it's third segment released. Here's a little preview:
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By the early 21st century the first-person shooter genre was taking huge leaps forward. With games such as Halo: Combat Evolved stretching out to meet both console and PC gamers and the birth of the new Battlefield series, it was hard to imagine a way to make things any better. As was their fashion, Epic decided that since the market was such a challenge it would be the best time to create something remarkable.
Released on October 1st 2002, Unreal Tournament 2003 served as the sequel to Unreal Tournament. While not having the same type of impact on the community as the original, it was very well received. Introducing a few new game types such as Bombing Run, Invasion, and Mutant, it gave the community some fresh new modes to play with.
Released on October 1st 2002, Unreal Tournament 2003 served as the sequel to Unreal Tournament. While not having the same type of impact on the community as the original, it was very well received. Introducing a few new game types such as Bombing Run, Invasion, and Mutant, it gave the community some fresh new modes to play with.
You can find the entire article here. Be sure to post all feedback in the thread at Total Unreal.