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EA and Crytek present their latest addition to the Crysis franchise. Crysis Warhead features the same backdrop and overall story as the original game, only this time offering gamers a chance to experience it from the perspective of a different main character...

Word just reached us that Crysis Warhed is on its way to North American retailers. The game features a new single-player campaign with the familiar open-ended gameplay, fancy visuals and so on. The $30 title also includes Crysis Wars, the new multiplayer suite for the Crysis universe...

Crytek and Electronic Arts have announced that Crysis Warhead and Crysis Wars (the multiplayer package that comes with Warhead) have gone gold. Both are going ship to stores on September 16 in North America and September 12 in Europe. Like it's predecessor, Crysis Warhead is also arriving strictly for PCs...

Okay, kids. You know the story on Crysis Warhead. EA and Crytek have released enough media since the game's initial announcement to give you a good idea of how it looks. We've seen it at the E3 this year as well and we knew they've planned to launch the standalone expansion pack during September this year...

EA and Crytek send over a few new screenshots from Crysis: Warhead. You can take a look below: click to view full gallery The game is in development for the PC and is going to be released this September. Find out more about Crysis: Warhead in our recent coverage.

Having revealed the preorder details for Crysis Warhead ($29.99) at EA Store, Crytek and EA have also uncovered the addition of Crysis Wars, "an expanded new multiplayer experience with new online modes and 21 maps including seven all-new maps to battle it out against other players" (thanks Blue)...

Some pretty sweet in-game snaps from EA's shooter Crysis Warhead have reached us. You may have a gander below: click to view full gallery Hey, look, dual-wielding! Nice.

Czech gaming site Tiscali Games reports about the latest details on EA's upcoming standalone expansion pack Crysis: Warhead. The details have appeared in PC Gamer and according to the preview, the developers are waiting to see how the market is going to react to Warchead before they move on to making Crysis 2...

Unlike Crysis, the stand alone expansion pack Crysis Warhead will reportedly run at 30 fps with high details enabled on a $620 (€400) PC, according to an interview posted on German gaming site PCGamers.de (thanks, VE3D). If we take a look at the original game (i...

Crytek is continuing its popular shooter Crysis with the recently announced standalone expansion pack Crysis: Warhead. The development studio stated they are done with making PC-only titles, right after Crysis: Warhead, that is. Crytek's official web site now shows...

EA officially confirms that Crysis Warhead is in development at Crytek. The game is a standalone expansion pack, currently developed exclusively for the PC and powered by a new and enhanced version of the Crytek's CryENGINE 2 technology. It was also said that Crysis Warhead will feature new multiplayer content...

The Crysis Monthly Update #1 explains that the people over at development studio Crytek are not going to release a new patch for Crysis - the long-awaited v1.3 patch. Furthermore, the development of a dedicated Crysis Linux server has been put on hold as well (thanks Blue)...

Relax. This simply means that Crytek -- the well-known development team behind the original Far Cry and Crysis -- won't be making games just for PCs. In addition to creating PC titles, Crytek decided to join the long list of publishers and developers that keep dishing out console games...

Alrighty folks, you can now grab the v1.21 hotfix for Crysis. Applying the 37MB hotfix updates Crytek's shooter to version 1.2.1 and it fixes a security hole in the game which caused client and server crashes during online games. Note: The update requires that you install the v1.2 patch.

When you consider sequel names, "Crysis Warhead" certainly doesn't sound too cool. Neither does "Crysis Wars" or "World in Crysis." Now, it still remains to be seen whether Crytek is planning to use these titles for a sequel or potential console ports of their popular sci-fi shooter...