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Fusebox said:Looks hot to me, and c'mon guys, how much diversity do you want from a game primarily set in the Middle East
i was under the impression that it's set in Mexico like the first GRAW
Fusebox said:Looks hot to me, and c'mon guys, how much diversity do you want from a game primarily set in the Middle East
speculawyer said:GRAW, Splinter Cell: DA, Rainbox Six: Vegas, GRAW 2, . . . Tom Clancy overload.
Ubi better be careful and not burn out that Tom Clancy IP . . . they are milking that cash cow like crazy.
speculawyer said:GRAW, Splinter Cell: DA, Rainbox Six: Vegas, GRAW 2, . . . Tom Clancy overload.
Ubi better be careful and not burn out that Tom Clancy IP . . . they are milking that cash cow like crazy.
AAK said:
Did you not see the link?g23 said:The title said pics and vid..wheres the vid?
Today Ubisoft, one of the worlds largest video game publishers, announced that Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2, the next installment in the popular squad-based action franchise, is currently in development for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, the PSP® system and Windows® PC. Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 is being developed by the award-winning teams that created the original Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter in Ubisofts Paris and Red Storm Studios. Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 is scheduled for worldwide release in Spring 2007.
For the first time ever, the Ghosts will defend U.S. soil from a cross-border attack
Dante said:Looks good, but I wish UBI would add some CHARACTER to these miltary sims, the protagonists feel a bit generic. That said, they are great games.
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fable2323 said:The first GRAW was buggy as hell. I had to give up on the game because of a 100% reproducible progression blocking bug that I encountered while protecting tanks driving through the city while I was on rooftop. I read forum after forum of people having the same issue. If anything, they need to play test these games a little longer before releasing them to the public.