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Radical Entertainment has released a new video in their dev diary series for PROTOTYPE 2 titled “The Art of Combat.”
A fundamental design focus for the development team was to fine-tune the combat from the original Prototype for the sequel. So now things like: Performing a backflip over an incoming Brawler, then deflecting an RPG up to take out a looming attack chopper never felt so good!
Prototype 2 releases April 24, 2012
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