Introducing the Stryder, the latest titan mech to be revealed for Titanfall. To prove that not all mechs are lumbering beasts, Hammond Industries has built this bad boy to outperform all the other Titans in speed, acceleration and agility. You don't want to take too much of a beating in this thing but you likely won't have to, since it's fast enough to get to an objective and secure it before the enemy even knows what's happening. It also appears fast enough to dance around enemy mechs and avoid all of their attacks. See it in action in the trailer below.
The only other Titan mech to be revealed so far is the Ogre, a considerably different kind of mech, The Ogre is an absolute tank, with emphasis on armor and offensive weapons. This is certainly going to be Titanfall's goliath, the one to pick when you aim to start a full-on frontal assault and want to live to tell the tale. Check out all the damage you can cause with this beast below.
The only Titan that still has yet to be revealed is the Atlas, which will be the most balanced of the three. Each Titan will be able to be equipped with different loadouts so don't worry about only having three to play around with. Expect a trailer for the Atlas Titan in the weeks to come, and many more previews in the months leading up to Titanfall's release on March 11th, 2014 in North America and March 13th in Europe.
Everyone knows it as a big title for the Xbox One but don't forget it will also be hitting Xbox 360 and PC. It will likely look great no matter what, and the emphasis on multiplayer combat will likely be the same as well. If you're REALLY excited about the game you can preorder it here, where you can trade in 250 clams for a limited edition 18" Titanfall figurine with diaorama. It's pretty insanely detailed and comes with little pilot figures with built-in LED lights. That's on top of a poster and Art Book. They're really going all-out with those special editions lately, aren't they? Doubt anyone will ever best Saints Row IV, though.
