Not that the title to this post should be construed as a bad thing, rather that you should take it as an indication that once you "Suit Up", as EA is telling us to, you're going to be strapped in for one heck of a rollercoaster ride.

But as PC lovechild and FPS hero, Bennett "GunSlingerAUS" Ring learns through his Crysis 3 review duties, there's only so many explosions a man can take. Even one suited up in a piece of nano amazement. Crysis 3 does a lot right, including catering the game more towards the PC strengths of Crytek and their roots, but it forgets to take a breath every once in a while.

Read Bennett's full PC review here.

End of Days is the appropriate title for the sixth (and reportedly final) video in EA and Crytek's "7 Wonders" trailer series for the upcoming Crysis 3. The latest clip finishes off the run of engine-rendered short films directed by Holywood auteur Albert Hughes, and features the Nanosuited Prophet tearing up the post-apocalyptic streets of Manhattan in style.

Crysis 3 is due on February 22 2013 for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

Crytek has revealed a new trailer for their upcoming sci-fi FPS Crysis 3, showcasing various explosions to the sound of Muse's "Liquid State" from their new album The 2nd Law.

Bottom Assess, Adapt, and Attack: Crysis 3 empowers you to make important tactical decisions in New York City's Liberty Dome. The Nanosuit enables numerous choices on the battleground, including low profile stealth combat and high-powered, explosive warfare.

You can check out the quite nice looking trailer below, or head over to our game page for more including various screenshots and other trailers.

Crysis 3 is due on February 22 2013 for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

EA has dropped the fifth part of their "7 Wonders" trailer series for Crysis 3, this time asking whether the suit makes the man, or the man makes the suit. Each of the 7 Wonder clips is being directed by filmmaker Albert Hughes (From hell, Book of Eli) and strives to showcase the environments one can expect in Crysis 3.

Check it out below, and catch the rest of the series (and every other trailer for the game) here on AusGamers.

Crysis 3 is due on February 22 2013 for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

EA has unveiled details regarding the open beta phase for upcoming sci-fi FPS Crysis 3, with a date set for January 29th. Players wanting to jump in on the action will be able to compete in two beta multiplayer modes; Hunter and Crash Site. The open beta will also feature two maps, the dark Museum map and the open field Airport map.

Hunter Mode: This multiplayer game mode is all about the survival of the fittest. There are two teams, initially comprised of two permanently cloaked “Hunters”, and up to fourteen CELL troopers awaiting extraction. Each trooper slain respawns on the Hunter team to prey on their former allies, building to a frenetic climax. If any of the troopers survive the round, the hunters lose. Whichever way you play, Hunter Mode delivers a heart-pounding test of strategy and survival.

Crash Site Mode: This multiplayer game mode is the ultimate King of the Hill type experience. An Alien dropship deploys a pod at random around the map. Players on each team must remain near the dropped pod in order to capture the zone and accumulate points. Each alien pod holds two shields players can utilize defensively as weapons. In addition, each Crash Site map will have a “Pinger”, a CEPH-constructed walking weapon of mass destruction. But be careful, other players can hijack the Pinger while you’re inside of it!

The open beta will allow players to level up to rank 10 before capping out, and will offer various customisations for your Nanosuit including weapons, attachments and suit modules. The open beta will begin January 29th, and will be available for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

EA has also revealed a new gameplay trailer titled 'The Nanosuit', detailing just what exactly players can do with their exo-skeleton suit. Check it out below.

EA has dropped the fourth part of their "7 Wonders" trailer series for Crysis 3, continuing the run of promotional videos for the game directed by filmmaker Albert Hughes, working entirely within the game's engine.

Episode four is titled "The Typhoon" and prominently features the weapon of the same name, with some intimate gun porn and a lot of dead enemies. Check it out below, and catch the rest of the series (and every other trailer for the game) here on AusGamers.

Crysis 3 is due on February 22 2013 for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

AusGamers was recently given a chance to catch up with Crytek's Mike Read to get a read on where the studio is at with their final chapter in the Crysis trilogy, Crysis 3.

Among a range of topics, we spoke with him about being on the home stretch, what the team has learnt from Far Cry through to Crysis 3, dedicated servers (and their importance in the world of PC gaming), and if the team could ever foresee a future where another studio takes on the Crysis universe.

"I don’t think so. Crysis is something that has really helped build Crytek to what it is today," Read explained.

"From the CryEngine 2 with the original Crysis, to what we’ve done with the CryEngine 3, and the number of licensees, and how we’re continuing to grow out that, in terms of film, and games, and architecture, and all of these different facets. We’re moving in quite a number of different directions."

Click here for the full video interview and transcript feature.

Crytek has revealed their third episode in the "7 Wonders" promotional trailer series for Crysis 3, this time showcasing the deadly power that protagonist Prophet can dish out with the help of the Nanosuit and a combination of deadly weapons. Each of the 7 Wonder clips is being directed by filmmaker Albert Hughes (From hell, Book of Eli) and strives to showcase the environments one can expect in Crysis 3

“The goal with ‘The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3’ video series is to reveal the incredible world we have been building for Crysis 3 and to let CryENGINE take center stage to highlight the power of our state-of-the-art game engine,” said Cevat Yerli, Chief Executive Officer of Crytek. “We’ve worked closely with Albert on this project and think that the 7 Wonders series will show the leaps and bounds that Crysis 3 is making over its predecessors.”

Check out the trailer below.

Crysis 3 is due on February 22 2013 on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

The first episode in Crytek's "7 Wonders" promotional trailer series has been released, titled "Hell of a Town", and showing off a four minute gameplay segment from the Fields level in the game.

Each of the 7 wonders clips will reportedly showcase distinct environments from the game, and all are being directed by filmmaker Albert Hughes (From hell, Book of Eli), which is certainly an unusual touch for footage captured in the game engine:

“The goal with ‘The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3’ video series is to reveal the incredible world we have been building for Crysis 3 and to let CryENGINE take center stage to highlight the power of our state-of-the-art game engine,” said Cevat Yerli, Chief Executive Officer of Crytek. “We’ve worked closely with Albert on this project and think that the 7 Wonders series will show the leaps and bounds that Crysis 3 is making over its predecessors.”

Watch the trailer below.

Crysis 3 is due on February 22 2013 on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

EA and Crytek have revealed and teased a series of cinematic shorts to promote the upcoming Crysis 3 videogame. Titled The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3, the series is being directed by acclaimed filmmaker Albert Hughes (From hell, Book of Eli), who will seemingly be working with the game, machinima-style, to showcase the game's impressive environments.

“When EA and Crytek approached me about being involved in creating ‘The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3’ video series, I liked the idea of creating emotional stories using only computer generated images,” stated Albert Hughes. “The challenge of producing something intensely human without ever seeing a human on screen was incredibly compelling, and the technology of the CryENGINE that Crytek developed enabled me to do that and venture into a completely unique medium of storytelling.”

At 20 years old, filmmaker Albert Hughes shot to stardom when he and his twin brother, Allen, wrote and directed the seminal film, Menace II Society. Albert then went on to co-direct such critically-acclaimed films including Dead Presidents, From Hell and Book of Eli. For “The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3” video series, Albert was intimately involved with the development team at Crytek, writing the scripts, storyboards and shot plan for each video that was created entirely using in-game assets powered by Crytek’s revolutionary CryENGINE 3 technology.

“The goal with ‘The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3’ video series is to reveal the incredible world we have been building for Crysis 3 and to let CryENGINE take center stage to highlight the power of our state-of-the-art game engine,” said Cevat Yerli, Chief Executive Officer of Crytek. “We’ve worked closely with Albert on this project and think that the 7 Wonders series will show the leaps and bounds that Crysis 3 is making over its predecessors.”

The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3 series is set to kick off on December 12 2012, with the game itself due on February 22 2013 on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.