conflict denied ops

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not sure if your fans of conflict games but i loved them i completed everyone of them and me and son still play them to this day but its coming on ps3 360 and pc should be good here some info i found on it you can also look herewww.conflictdeniedops.comhere are the old ones you may rememberAND HERE IS THE NEW ONEcant wait.

t'sbeen five years since Conflict: Desert Storm hit the shops. The first game in Pivotal's tactical shooter series received a warm critical reception (not least from the likes of us), and went straight to number one in the charts. The three sequels which followed also turned out to be best-sellers, despite (or because of) largely being more of the same. Nevertheless, around nine million Conflict games have now been sold, so it's hardly surprising Pivotal has decided to do another one. Conflict: Denied Ops (formerly known as Crossfire) is currently in development for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, and it's due out in 2008. The title refers to those military agents whose existence is la-la-la-I-can't-hear-you'd by their Governments even if they get caught by the enemy and bumped off. Responsible for covert operations, they are not allowed to carry anything which might reveal their true identity. However, they do get access to some excellent guns.The missions in Denied Ops take place in various countries around the globe but the game starts out in Venezuela, where the Government has been overthrown. The US decides to pop round and sort it all out, sending in a couple of operatives from the CIA's Special Activities Division - which is where you come in.Time for a changeIt's also where Conflict fans will notice the first big change introduced in Denied Ops. In previous games, you controlled a squad of four men from a third-person perspective. Now you only get two men, it's all first-person, and you can switch direct control of your characters at any time. You'll be doing this quite a lot as they have different skills. One agent is a heavy weapons specialist, the other a sniper. When you switch, the camera zooms across to the other character in a manner which will be familiar to Battlefield 2: Modern Combat players. It's particularly useful for setting traps and lining up flanking manoeuvres. You don't have to be in direct control of characters to command them. You can keep playing as one operative whilst using button presses to issue instructions to your partner. These are pretty simple - 'Go there', 'Come here', 'Attack' or 'Guard area'. According to Eidos, it's the straightforward nature of the tactical combat in the Conflict games which have made them so popular. As a result, they've made sure things are kept simple in Denied Ops. That's particularly true of the weapons system. Your characters have unlimited ammo, they can't swap guns and they can't pick up new ones. However, there is a wide range of add-ons to collect. The sniper can use one of these to turn his rifle into an under-slung grenade launcher, as one example, while the heavy weapons expert can equip his pistol with a silencer or turn it into a shotgun. You've been framedDenied Ops features plenty of high tech weaponry, including some based on experimental prototypes which are currently being tested out by certain branches of the real life military. Take the Land Warrior add-on, which sticks a tiny TV camera on the end of your gun and a tiny TV screen inside your helmet, reminiscent of the ones used in Ghost Recon titles. The screen will show whatever the gun is pointing at, so you can see and even shoot targets without having to break cover. Apparently this is being used by soldiers in Iraq right now. "Great." The grenade system from previous games is back. Eidos says it proved popular because it's so simple - there's a crosshair which indicates exactly where the grenade you're about to throw will fall. This means they're highly effective in all sorts of situations and you'll probably end up using them rather a lot. New to Denied Ops is Pivotal's 'Puncture Technology'. It's been used to create a destructible environment which can be destroyed to your particular advantage. For example, you can shoot a bullet through a wall to create a hole you can then aim your sniper rifle through. Or you can use a bigger weapon to blast walls away entirely, giving enemies a right old shock. The destructible environments were certainly very impressive in the demo we saw, as were the visuals generally. The game was being demoed for us on the Xbox 360, but Eidos says it will look "almost identical" on PC and PlayStation 3. We didn't get to see what may turn out to be the most interesting feature of the game - the two-player co-op mode, which will be available in split-screen and online flavours. The latter sounds most interesting, especially when you consider the heavy weapons / sniper dynamic, but we'll have to wait and see how well it works. In the meantime, the single-player mode of Conflict: Denied Ops is shaping up nicely. The decision to stick to the keep-it-simple principle should please fans, but there are enough new elements and nice next-gen visual effects to suggest a true progression for the series.

[Black]

Them games were swag and they new one looks swag too

[macz]

f*ck off this game was sick

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just opinion i guess i actually really liked this game its really basic to control and for me its a good place to start if your not familar with squad based games the way you place place soldiers in different places and perform flanking tactics is too sick.im pissed that the new one is only 2 squad members i wont lie that really upsets me hope they make up for this in some other way but im sure its basic layout will be good for me and my son he dont like ANY of the games i play other than halo 3.he need basic stuff and this is it he wont play call of duty 4 he dont get it.

[emeks]

Them games were swag

[younger_lew]

looks like any weak CODscreenshots don't look all that either, i'll wait for a proper review i reckon

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why would you compare it to call of duty ?nothing similar other than them being army type games.

[UN.Muzik]

why would you compare it to call of duty ?nothing similar other than them being army type games.

Get me they're nothing alikeI was a big fan of the Conflict gamesDidn't like the most recent 1But Conflict 2 was very sick with 3 other players

[GT]

boy saw a gameplay vid on gamer tv & this looked swag still i'll prob try it but aint lookin to spend over 40 note 4 this

[the_one]

playin co-operative on Conflict:Glboal storm was the one.it was difficult to complete though, neva finshed it. they didnt even have cheats lol fuk that

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why would you compare it to call of duty ?nothing similar other than them being army type games.

Get me they're nothing alikeI was a big fan of the Conflict gamesDidn't like the most recent 1But Conflict 2 was very sick with 3 other players

playin co-operative on Conflict:Glboal storm was the one.it was difficult to complete though, neva finshed it. they didnt even have cheats lol fuk that

was very good fam i got 3 old xbox consoles and 3 copies of conflict global storm SHEER BLISSon a real i didnt really touch the vietnam one too tuff but conflict was a really good game imo very underated simple and effective and as my son can play it with me co operately ill blatently be a fan of any game that can get me and my son on it and we both feelin it.

[UN.Muzik]

At the time Conflict Vietnam was sickMe and my bro were playing co-op for hours with it, and he ain't even that into computer games anymore

[JJ]

face off whos the chick in your avi

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face off whos the chick in your avi

an old flame so was the last one before that in my sig.and call of duty 4 is a FIRST PERSON SHOOTERconflict denied ops is an RPG SQUAD BASED 3RD PERSON SHOOTERthere is no comparison what so ever other than the theme which is ARMY SHOOTERthis fan boys of cod4 need to actually take a break its like comparing grand turismo with destruction derbykmt

[JJ]

face off whos the chick in your avi

an old flame so was the last one before that in my sig.

oh lordy

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why you want their details i can hook you up

[JJ]

loli think you should make a thread (containing more pictures) about them

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id rather someone else makes the thread it will come like im bragging if i do it.

[JJ]

consider it done;http://www.vip2.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=29206

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your f*cked lol

[Cipher]

Thanks F/O.Used to love these games.desert storm II was the best IMOVietnamn was very weak, and they changed the targeting system for the most recent one and I wasnt too fond of that one...was siiiick 2 player though manJones, the token nigger How old is your son now btw?

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8 years and trust he is a conflict global storm DONi usually conners and bradley and he is jones and foley (or the woman sniper when foley dies)truss sh*t is f*cked when we come thru all about tactical attacks and flanking tanks dont stand a chance.

[macz]

jus d/l the demojumping straight into a co-op onlinegive a better viewpoint in a bit

[macz]

meh graphics are sh*tpoor camera view5/10

[Cipher]

Just seen the ad for it and its 1st person, what the f*ck? cunts.