We are also seeking any feedback or ideas you have to make the site better.

1)Will PS3, Xbox 360 and PC players be able to join the same matches?
Nope, 'fraid not.

2) How will the game differ across PC & Consoles?
Well, there's the obvious stuff: mouse and keyboard vs. controllers, dedicated servers vs. peer-to-peer matchmaking, etc. But as for the game itself, all players will get the full Brink experience no matter which version of the game they purchase.

3) How customizable will the weapons be? Are we talking Modern Warfare 2 with slight customization or Army of 3 (number 2) with almost full customization?
We've got 24 different guns in the game, including pistols, submachine guns, assault rifles, sniper rifles, heavy machine guns, and grenade launchers. For each of these, we've got a whole bunch of different attachments you can stick on them, including scopes, muzzles brakes, and extended magazines. One of the more interesting things is that the same gun looks and sounds radically different depending on whether you're playing as Security or Resistance. For Security, the guns are pristine, in perfect condition, shiny, new and beautiful. When you're playing as Resistance, it's covered with cool graffiti and awash with colour. Even though the underlying gun is the same on either side, we think that giving our artists free reign to really play with the look of the weapons helps give players a stronger connection to the faction they're fighting on.

First up is the new screenshots released:
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Not sure what to do while you wait? Why not check out our forums and discuss Brink some more :)

1) Gamepro interview with Gamer Director Paul Wedgwood
Brink director Paul Wedgwood gives us some background on the Splash Damage studio and how the design principles of arcology helped shape the game world of the upcoming cooperative shooter.

2) IGTV: Splash Damage Developer Chat
Splash Damage's Paul Wedgwood, Richard Ham, and Edward Stern talk about Splash Damage's early years, working with Bethesda, and - of course - the team's forthcoming shooter, Brink.