Two Games

Huxley.

Huxley is a MMOFPS that uses Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 3, AGEIA’s Novodex Physics API, WebZen’s networking technology to take gamers to a post-apocalyptic world inspired Aldous Huxley's most enduring masterpiece: Brave New World. In Huxley, humans have mutated into two opposing races: Sapiens and Alternatives. There is another tribe called Hybrid, a half-breed of Spiens and Alternative. Hybrid opposes everyone but themselves. Species fight for control of the world and its resources.

There are several game modes: single-player story driven mission, various types of PvP missions, Al squad lead type missions, etc. Players can play different roles in up to 100 hundred simultaneous battles with 5,000 players per server. There are virtual online cities where you can socialize with others and decide which campaign you will play. The game also features a RPG element; characters are continuously growing. New skills, weapons and vehicles need new strategies.

http://games.teamxbox.com/xbox-360/1122/Huxley/

Wolfenstein.

I played this game on PC, it was awesome. And Activision is making this game, so it should be pretty good.

February 5, 2009 - At first glance, it seemed easy to confuse this first-person shooter with a World War II Call of Duty. There were Nazi banners hanging from the ceiling, the enemies were running around in those same old drab uniforms, and the train yard this MP40 battle was taking place in looked pretty pedestrian. Then, an NPC detonated a bomb on one of the Nazi railcars, a blue light filled the station, and everything not nailed down -- bodies, plants, you name it -- started to slowly levitate to the ceiling.

Yup, Wolfenstein is back.

Tonight, Activision and developer Raven Studios -- id Software still owns the Wolfenstein license but is letting Raven take it for a spin -- let IGN have another look at the same demo Jason Ocampo saw back in July but were prepared to give a bit more detail. Wolfenstein is storming the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC "when it's done" and bringing with it all sorts of eerie powers, evil Nazis, and familiar plot points; a sequel to Return to Castle Wolfenstein, you pick up as Office of Secret Actions agent BJ Blazkowicz and get to killing some Nazis.

http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/951/951806p1.html