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Been playing it this afternoon and the past few hours. Pretty awesome! Havent enjoyed an FPS campaign this good since like Half Life 2 I reckon.

Anyone want to play online with me feel free to add me - typevu

has anyone got any complaints to the gameplay. I havent got it yet but been hearing alot of people have problems with the recoil?

it isn't the recoil, I mean - the recoil is real and you have to deal. Short controlled bursts..

but there is a deadzone that is not configurable, and larger than it should be, and there is also a small amount

of movement lag which can make moving targets very hard to track.

a lot of players from COD expect an identical feel and killzone is a heavier more strategic game. However it would

be nice (even if they kept recoil and inertia), to have the deadzone smaller and reduce the lag on moving your crosshair..

there is no button lag, or camera switch lag, so it isn't an graphical engine issue.

^ this just baffles me. They bring out a system claiming to have true 1080p high def then their best exclusive games like resistance fall of man 1/2, mgs4, uncharted and killzone 2 none of which are supported in 1080p. Why?

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