PS3s Give Warhawk More Grunt Online
Sony forms server clusters around the world for Warhawk players
One of the many server 'clusters'
Warhawk has always been about online multiplayer, you can have four people on one console all accessing online play simultaneously, and while you can create your own servers Sony also want to provide a lot of dedicated servers.
To this end Sony has taken numerous PS3s and formed server ‘clusters’. Each PS3 hosts a dedicated server and in the room pictured there are 75 PS3s. Sony also states that there are “Server clusters similar to this one all over the world”, that adds up to a lot of dedicated servers.
On top of these servers, players can create their own 32 player-dedicated servers or 24-player servers. This means that wherever you are in the world there will always be a Warhawk server for you to access, even if you have to make it yourself.
However, if you do create your own server don’t try and make it look like an official Sony server, or the game director of Warhawk, Dylan Jobe, has promised to, “find you all online and shank you repeatedly or snipe you in the crotch!”
Let that be a warning to you all.
For more on the technical spec check out Dylan Jobe’s article.
To this end Sony has taken numerous PS3s and formed server ‘clusters’. Each PS3 hosts a dedicated server and in the room pictured there are 75 PS3s. Sony also states that there are “Server clusters similar to this one all over the world”, that adds up to a lot of dedicated servers.
On top of these servers, players can create their own 32 player-dedicated servers or 24-player servers. This means that wherever you are in the world there will always be a Warhawk server for you to access, even if you have to make it yourself.
However, if you do create your own server don’t try and make it look like an official Sony server, or the game director of Warhawk, Dylan Jobe, has promised to, “find you all online and shank you repeatedly or snipe you in the crotch!”
Let that be a warning to you all.
For more on the technical spec check out Dylan Jobe’s article.
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