An Abrams tank speeds by, smoking like a cuban cigar, and you ponder what could scare such a formidable mass of steel. You hear a dull thudding as a Hind Attack Helicopter sinisterly over the mountains from whence the Abrams Came.
Introduction:
Desert combat takes Battlefield, pushes it foward six decades, and sticks it in the middle east. In other [read more]
Games Fusion talks to DICE Studios about their forth coming first person shooter title and sequel, Battlefield 2. Various people at DICE took the opportunity to answer our questions, including Sean Decker (Exec. Producer), Lars Gustavsson (Producer), Linus Josephson (Assoc. Producer), Torbjorn Laedre and Torbjorn Soderman (Lead Rendering Programmers). The interview takes an in-depth look at some of the features [read more]
Task Force Dagger (TFD) takes you to the front lines of Afghanistan. You can play any one of 10 Special Operations. These forces are the actual Special Forces units deployed in Operation Enduring Freedom. Each special op team has a special role. For example Seal Team 6's role is that of medic, Green Berets are heavy weapon specialists, CIA [read more]
Desert Combat Review
When Battlefield 1942 hit the local gameshops, everyone thanked god and did a ritual dance for the wonderful new game brought by EA Games. After watching Band of Brothers, Saving Private Ryan, and the Thin Red Line, viewers and fans had the urge to know and experience the intensity of the heated battles in Europe.
During Iraqi Freedom, [read more]
on 27 May 2004 by Reviewed by Jon Allen for AceGamez
The Delta Force series is now a distinguished part of gaming history for a number of reasons. One, it's very rare for a first person shooter to give rise to so many sequels (five with the coming release of Black Hawk Down) and for them all to do reasonably well, some even very well. Two, the military FPS would not [read more]
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