ArmA 2

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ArmA 2 (Working title)
Developer(s) Bohemia Interactive Studio
Platform(s) PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3[1]
Release date 2008
Genre(s) First-person shooter
Mode(s) Single player, multiplayer
Rating(s) ESRB: Rating Pending (RP)
Media DVD, Blu-ray Disc
Input methods Xbox 360 Controller, SIXAXIS Controller, DualShock 3, keyboard, mouse

ArmA 2 is a military simulation game for the PC and next generation consoles being worked on by Bohemia Interactive Studio. It is the next game in the Operation Flashpoint-series following the previous sequel ArmA: Armed Assault. The game was officially announced on August 22, 2007 at the Games Convention in Leipzig.

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[edit] Gameplay

ArmA 2 is set in the near future, 2009, in a fictional post-Soviet country called Chernarus (literally "Black Russia", a play on Belarus (Беларусь) which means "White Russia"). Bohemia Interactive revealed during E3 that the game will have a "roleplaying feel to it"; with in-game events affecting your character as well as the entire campaign. An example would be terrorizing noncombatants and losing their trust, thus encouraging them to give away valuable information to enemy forces. A map the size of 240 square kilometers has been mentioned in a recent interview with a BI representative. ArmA 2 is expected to be released in 2008.


[edit] Technology

ArmA 2 will make use of industry standard technology, and will be powered by a much more powerful game engine, unlike its predecessor ArmA 1, which was built on Operation Flashpoint's game engine.

Some of the new Features in ArmA 2 are as follows:

ArmA 2 will have full support of DirectX9 and DirectX10 graphics cards.

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[edit] References

  1. ^ ArmA 2 (PS3) at IGN.com

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