Operation Flashpoint 2 Gameplay Footage Revealed

Marc "DjinniMan" Allie March 30th, 2009 at 8:48 PM

Headed to PC, 360, and PS3 this May is Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising. A tactical shooter, the game will employ highly realistic gameplay. PC fans will enjoy 8 player co-op, while PS3 and 360 users will have to settle for 4 players working together, in addition to NPC squadmates. If you are a fan of real world based, super realistic tactical shooters, like a certain vacationing staff member, you might want to keep your eye on this one. In the meantime, check out the first gameplay footage video after the break.

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5 Total Reader Comments

Mrxknown_JG at 04:01 PM on 3.30.2009

Djinni That's a very sexy voice you got there...

Jackel at 11:22 PM on 3.30.2009

I loved the first Op Flashpoint and I'm sure I'll love this one. Look for me to pick this one up on my PC.

rafoca at 08:01 AM on 3.31.2009

I still think that 4 players is the magical co-op number!

I bet I wouldn´t be able to find 7 friends to play it on co-op, anyway.

Mrxknown_JG at 10:26 AM on 3.31.2009

say that to the GRAW 2 guys, we played up to 12 maybe even 16 guys on those co-op campaigns. Some of those while not intricate like normal missions, were HUGE!

On the hard ones you basically needed more boots on the ground. Makes it feel almost like a real mission,

Of course, it would have been better if you could designate teams while in the lobby and only the squad leaders could hear each other. Of course, if the majority of a team got killed then the remainders could join existing teams.

Also, how would squad leaders be determined, you ask? By using a ranking system, the highest ranking player is the leader

That's my dream at least...