Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising PC

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Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising patched

PC NEWS by Dan Cheer 28 Jan 2010, 10:37 am
 
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising patched

Codemasters have released the v1.02 update for Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, bringing a number of modifications and additions to this tactical FPS title.

You can download this from GP Downloads (245MB), the changelog is as follows;

 

Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising gets DLC and patch

NEWS by James Cullinane 5 Nov 2009, 9:39 am
 
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising - screenshots

Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising will receive its first patch and content update tomorrow, say Developer Codemasters.

The patch will address a range of fixes, many of which have been requested by the game’s community on the developer’s forum.

 

Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising launch trailer

TRAILER by Dan Cheer 7 Oct 2009, 9:47 am
Codemasters has released the launch trailer for Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising. This tactical military game is due for release in New Zealand on October 15.
 

Operation Flashpoint 2 Multiplayer trailer

TRAILER by Dan Cheer 18 Sep 2009, 10:06 am
This gameplay video demonstrates the choices, weaponry and combat set to feature in this multiplayer sandbox shooter. With access to the full equipment and vehicle set plus AI fireteams, players will fight in team-based battles surrounded by the impact of contemporary weapon systems.
 

Operation Flashpoint 2 Intro trailer

TRAILER by Dan Cheer 7 Sep 2009, 3:08 pm
Located north of Japan, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising’s 220km2 battlefield is a place mired in historical disputes stretching back centuries. In the very near future, the global economic crisis will result in Skira becoming a flashpoint between superpowers that threatens to erupt into full-scale war.
 

Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising

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PC HANDS ON by Dan Cheer 13 Aug 2009, 10:51 am
 
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising - screenshots

The original Operation Flashpoint was released in 2001, and if you say that fast enough it doesn't seem like it was eight years ago.

Due to an extremely under-performing PC at the time, my recollections of this otherwise excellent title are a bit like viewing a slide show from a holiday in the Waikato. Nevertheless, it came along at just the right time to bridge the gap between Counter-Strike and Battlefield 1942, even if its level of realism far exceeded both titles.

Eight years is a long time to wait for a proper sequel, so naturally there's a bit of a story behind the delay. Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising is a sequel to the original in name only. The spiritual successor, created by the original Operation Flashpoint team Bohemia Interactive - and based on an improved Flashpoint engine - was ArmA: Armed Assault, released back in 2007 (ArmA 2 has just been released). As it turns out, publishers Codemasters retained the intellectual property rights to the Operation Flashpoint series, so what we have here today is their own re-imagining of the franchise without any involvement from the original team whatsoever.

 

Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising Hardcore Mode trailer

PC TRAILER by Dan Cheer 12 Aug 2009, 10:24 am
Codemasters has released a new trailer for Dragon Rising, showcasing the hardcore mode difficulty level. Dragon Rising is due for release in New Zealand on the 9th October for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.
 
 
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Game info

Description: Operation Flashpoint 2 will mark the long-awaited return of the total conflict simulator, which won international acclaim. Now in development, it is Codemasters Studios' most extensive R&D project to date. With the studio's largest development team ever assembled, Operation Flashpoint 2 has already ... (more info)
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Operation Flashpoint 2 will mark the long-awaited return of the total conflict simulator, which won international acclaim. Now in development, it is Codemasters Studios' most extensive R&D project to date. With the studio's largest development team ever assembled, Operation Flashpoint 2 has already benefited from over two years of pre-production on a closed set basis and will use a new FPS variant of Neon technology, the studio's proprietary middleware.

Building on the original game's heritage, Operation Flashpoint 2 will see the most realistic modelling of conflict scenarios in a new contemporary theatre of war. By offering a multitude of military disciplines, gameplay will deliver warfare more realistic and intense then ever before, while an extensive multiplayer component will create battles on an incredible scale.

Features:
  • Freedom of Play – Operation Flashpoint 2 will give players the freedom to handle military crisis situations on their initiative. Unscripted missions will task players with real objectives, such as laying down covering fire, covering a friendly unit’s retreat or conducting short-range recon patrol. Armed with cutting edge military hardware, players will need to balance brute force with intelligent use of tactics. Once players have completed the campaign, a Mission Editor enables gamers to create their own single player and multiplayer missions.
  • The most realistic modern military conflict game – Operation Flashpoint 2 features unparalleled levels of realism and variety of military forces, equipment, weapons and tactics. Fully loaded weapons and individual ammunition types will be simulated with detailed ballistic physics, based upon individually-crafted mechanics. Players will command and control a wide variety of multi-component, multi-weapon vehicles, including tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, APCs, attack and utility helicopters. The character damage system authentically depicts the terrible wounds and injury from modern weapons to communicate the reality of combat.
  • Platoon-Based Combat - As an epic campaign weaves the narrative, players will fight as infantry soldiers in battle, drive tanks in armored assaults, pilot helicopters in air strikes, and infiltrate the enemy in covert special operations utilizing a wide variety of realistic military weapons from knives and rifles to machine guns, grenade launchers and laser designators for air strikes. In whichever role the player chooses, they will experience the fierce and brutal reality of warfare and the shock and awe of contemporary firepower unleashed on the arresting scale of modern combat.
  • Redefines the Size of Battle - Immense play areas of more than 135 square miles give players a multitude of tactical decisions on how to best accomplish missions. Densely packed with environment detail and objects, valleys, mountains, coastlines, towns, villages and industrial complexes all combine to deliver a rich and challenging tactical environment. The world is persistent, so that buildings destroyed in one campaign mission will be destroyed in the next.
  • Stylised Cinematography - Operation Flashpoint 2 will model the environment, objects and people in realistic detail, but its visual styling will embrace documentary techniques. The camera work through cut-scenes will be heavily influenced by television war reports that are often shot under extreme circumstances delivering a unique look with incorrect exposure, severe camera shake and loss of focus.
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Release Date
21 October 2009
Genre
Action
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