A new patch for the PC version Frontlines: Fuel of War (also available on the Microsoft  Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3) should be coming some time this week according to a post from the Kaos Studios developers. It was also revealed that patch 1.03 is already in the works and that both patches should fix quite a number of problems in the game. Hit the full article for more information.

In an interview with GameSpot, Frank DeLise, general manager of KAOS Studios, talks about the various strengths and weaknesses Frontlines: Fuel of War will have on each platform it will appear on. DeLise talks about the PC-exclusive multiplayer map editor, the use of the PS3's SIXAXIS controller, and the Xbox 360's Xbox Live Server Platform. Read all about the platform details for Frontlines: Fuel of War in the full article.

Kaos Studios general manager Frank DeLise sat down for an interview with GameSpot about Frontlines: Fuel of War. As you know, Frontlines: Fuel of War, to be released fall of this year, focuses on a near-future conflict between the Western Coalition and the Red Star Alliance based on energy crisis caused by worldwide fuel shortages.

The game, to be released for the Playstation 3, Xbox 360, and PC gaming platforms, features a nonlinear single-player campaign in which each side attempts crush the opposing frontlines to gain more territory; only one proving victorious in the end. To give you a better idea of how the gameplay will look like, here's a gameplay montage of Frontlines: Fuel of War. You can also listen to Kaos Studios' DeLise's account of the gameplay, whose video is available on the download link below.

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