Post by Army_Of_One on Apr 11, 2006 0:15:05 GMT -5
look like cool game 
the World In Conflict here the website and more www.worldinconflict.com/us/
www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/worldinconflict/news.html?sid=6147079
what do you think?
GameSpot Previews
Most real-time strategy games are set in either World War II or some sci-fi or fantasy setting. Unfortunately, this manages to avoid one of the most interesting conflicts of recent times, the Cold War. When you think about it, the Cold War is an excellent setting for a military-themed real-time strategy game, as the Western democracies and the Communist bloc faced off with huge armies, navies, and air forces. Now the Cold War is going to be the setting of Massive Entertainment's next game, World in Conflict. Massive is best known for the two Ground Control games, but now the Swedish development studio is switching from sci-fi to historical reality. The game looks incredible, and we have the exclusive first details on World in Conflict here, straight from Magnus Jansén, the lead game designer himself. World in Conflict will ship in the spring of 2007.
here link [www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/worldinconflict/news.html?sid=6147079&mode=previews
pic of game here www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/worldinconflict/screenindex.html
the World In Conflict here the website and more www.worldinconflict.com/us/www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/worldinconflict/news.html?sid=6147079
what do you think?
GameSpot Previews
Most real-time strategy games are set in either World War II or some sci-fi or fantasy setting. Unfortunately, this manages to avoid one of the most interesting conflicts of recent times, the Cold War. When you think about it, the Cold War is an excellent setting for a military-themed real-time strategy game, as the Western democracies and the Communist bloc faced off with huge armies, navies, and air forces. Now the Cold War is going to be the setting of Massive Entertainment's next game, World in Conflict. Massive is best known for the two Ground Control games, but now the Swedish development studio is switching from sci-fi to historical reality. The game looks incredible, and we have the exclusive first details on World in Conflict here, straight from Magnus Jansén, the lead game designer himself. World in Conflict will ship in the spring of 2007.
here link [www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/worldinconflict/news.html?sid=6147079&mode=previews
pic of game here www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/worldinconflict/screenindex.html
