IncGamers’ Gunnar Petzall talks us through the latest release of gameplay footage.
This is a walkthrough of the single player campaign, with a focus on the Terrazine and the way Jim Raynor deals with resource gathering and defence.
Two new StarCraft II single player gameplay videos have been released, previewing some of the new missions players will undertake.
Jim Raynor has fallen on hard times and is gathering ancient artefacts and Terrazine gas for a mysterious employer just to pay his crew and keep fighting the Dominion’s tyrannical leader, Emperor Arcturus Mengsk.
The original, "Tidings of Doom" cinematic from BlizzCon 2008 has been significantly updated.
With improved graphics, textures and a different dialogue between Jim Raynor and Zeratul, we get even more hints on what is actually happening. Is Kerrigan really a messiah?
StarCraft II has not even broken free from beta yet and we now get a look at how Blizzard will pillage your wallets. StarCraft II will be getting a badass Collector’s Edition. What makes this Collector’s Edition worth your hard earned money? Take a look at all the awesome packed into one little package:
Not to shabby for $100. In fact, this just might be one of the best Collector’s Editions we have saw to date. Take note that the regular edition of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty will run you $60. There is still no release date either. Blizzard is so evil in their foreplay.
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An exciting day today. Not only new Screenshots, but new artwork as well, among other motifs include Tychus Findlay and Jim Raynor’s custom-made CMC combat suit.
StarcraftWire.net has a review of the latest TOKYOPOP manga based on the award-winning RTS Game Starcraft. The first story in this manga, titled Homecoming, serves as a backstory on the main character marshal-turned-rebel Jim Raynor.
The story ties-in straight into the first mission in Mar Sara at the beginning of Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty’s single player. The story written by no other than Blizzard Entertainment’s Senior VP of Creative Design Chris Metzen left a cliffhanger that might be exploited and come back to bite fans in the game. Mystery ensues. Did Jim Raynor’s son truly die?
The Queen of Blades and Caprica Six have both destroyed a world or two in their time. And pretty soon they’ll have something else in common as well — the acting talents of Tricia Helfer.
Videogaming247 is reporting that “Battlestar Galactica’s” Helfer has been tapped to play Kerrigan, the leader of the Zerg swarm. She’ll be lending her voice to both the Queen of Blades, and to flashbacks featuring Sarah.
The role was previously filled by Glynnis Talken Campbell, who said, “That’s showbiz” after hearing she wouldn’t be back for StarCraft II. Jim Raynor VA Robert Clotworthy will likewise not be returning.
