Electronic Arts’ shooter Fuse will not be provided with an online pass or other microtransacties. That made ontwikkelstudio Insomniac Games Monday known. Prior to the release of the game appears on the Xbox 360 and PS3 a demo of the shooter.
The co-op shooter Fuse will not have online pass system, so made the ontwikkelstudio clearly in a list of frequently asked questions on its official website. This is Insomniac not in the line that the publisher Electronic Arts usually holds for his games. To have something to be able to earn on the sale of second-hand games let EA be the second owner of the game to pay for a game to play online.
Fuse used that system so can’t, but that makes it according to Insomniac’s extra important that gamers are the game new in the shop, to the developer support. “There are no microtransacties for any compensation,” according to Insomniac.
The shooter of the studio, which previously was responsible for Ratchet & Clank and the Resistance series, will appear on may 28 for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3. Insomniac also announced that prior to that date for both platforms is a demo released will be.