I anxiously await another target render that's miles beyond what the game actually achieved. I kid. I kid.

I'm interested to revisit the Killzone universe but I'd rather see something new. I always get really excited for KZ games, but always feel let down after the sheen wears off.

I'd love me some more Killzone on a new system, Killzone 2/3 pushed the PS triples pretty hard

More Killzone 2, less Killzone 3 please.

Killzone 2 MP was amazing.

@pokota

Done to death or not, I'm fine with it since it's the natural progression of the story and makes sense in context.

And yeah, the arctic platform set piece was badass, but I preferred the giant trash compactor vehicle thing.

Call Of Duty with motion blur sickness.

Although it's a launch game, the graphics better blow me away

After the utter shit that was the Killzone 3 campaign, I can't say I'm terribly interested in another one. The multiplayer was decent, but not enough to justify a purchase.

Still, I guess if they launch it with the PS4, make the campaign longer than 4 and a half fucking hours, dump those generic soldiers we've been forced to play as and give us some interesting protagonists, and give us a legitimate co-op offering instead of some half assed two player co-op campaign with no online support, than I might change my tune.

It could be that Killzone Vita game. I don't see how they can do a Killzone 4 since (Spoilers) there's only like 10 Helghan left at the end of Killzone 3

yay another crappy call of duty wannabe - cause that's really what we need now.
after Killzone 3 which was down right atrocious(and in terms of quality and content simply insulting to gamers) i really hoped they would just stop. you know there's something wrong when your game makes storylines from BF3 and CoD games not only good but also intelligent. add to the fact multiplayer that was seriously lacking(8 maps and 3 basic game modes are you kidding me?). there is fuckton of downloadable titles that give you more.
either make an effort working on the next game or don't do it at all.

@Captain Hammer

YEAH!

@pokota

I'm suddenly reminded of The Ring. Phone rings late at night, a voice whispers "Killzone 3 got a 10." A week later, this happens...

Killzone 3 was one of the few shooters for me that got its very core down right. The shooting was just fun, every bullet that landed had a different visible effect on whoever it hit, the guns had the proper amount of kick and the sound was excellent on the guns. The plot was vapid and the color scheme drab but it was a very good shooter.

Killzone 3's campaign was awesome, just hope they fix multiplayer for 4.

You know what was the problem with Killzone 3? Guerrilla created a vapid plot to cater to guys like sofik. Yes, it backfired on them, so hopefully they get rid of wash-ups like Martin Connor (MP Director brought from Pandemic :ugh:) and focus on making the MP strategic again and the Campaign more aware of itself.

First off, ditch the Helghast. They're done for, you forced the hand, Guerrilla, now it's time to create a species that is far more menacing. When Vekta is brought to committee for actions taken upon Helghan, this species arrives above Earth and is looking to eliminate all other celestial beings to declare their home star system is the only one that exists. Engagements not only can occur in our solar system (Titan, anyone?) or Alpha Centauri, (where Helghan and Vekta are located,) but in other nearby systems and with better space combat than before.

Wishlist here:
Bring back Malcom McDowell and Sean Pertwee for voice acting;
Bring the multiplayer back to that of Killzone 2, but keep the brutal melee kills from Killzone 3;
Use some of the extensive plot that Guerrilla created and put on their website but not in the games;
KILL RICO DEAD.

Give me more Killzone you bastards!!

Killzone: the most generic name for a shooter EVER. Change the name and you'll sell more copies. KZ2 was very impressive, but having to zoom/aim with R3 made me sell it.