HAZE Four-Player Co-Op Demo Coming to PS3: First Screenshot
04/15/08
A fully playable, four-player co-op demo for HAZE is scheduled to hit the PS3 in May, Ubisoft announced this morning. Haze is Ubisoft's PS3-exclusive first-person shooter developed by Free Radical.
Coming exclusively to the PlayStation Network in "early May," this playable HAZE demo will give gamers a taste of not only the single-player campaign, but also the co-op play. The demo will completely support up to four-player, drop-in drop-out co-op play online.
This is fantastic news, so we thought we'd celebrate with a new HAZE screenshot. Check it out:

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