New Operation Flashpoint 2 trailer

Video: Dragon Rising cannot cannot come soon enough...

Operation Flashpoint was an unforgiving game. It modelled proper ballistics, real-world vehicle phsyics, and featured a combat model that was, quite simply, brutal in its realism.

And it rocked, especially in multiplayer.

Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising is the sequel, and it's looking to deliver the same visceral yet detailed action in spades.

Dragon Rising will be released in our Spring, for all major platforms. But real men play it on PC.

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5 Comments

nosferatu Jun 2, 2009 1:30 PM	Real Men most certainly do play it on pc. Although are we going to cop it sweet because of that R18 rating?
HeavyLancer Jun 2, 2009 1:50 PM	Get this or Modern Warfare 2... What a choice.
A Hitman Jun 2, 2009 2:00 PM	I want it.
cleadge Jun 2, 2009 7:03 PM	"Get this or Modern Warfare 2... What a choice." why not both? ;)
Snotty-ASO- Jun 5, 2009 7:18 PM	gee i wonder why all the hardcore OFP crowd are buying ArmA 2 which is pc only and is made by the same people who coded OFP , Bohemia Interative Studios. Codemasters only own the name and thats it. David tell us what is the last game Codemasters actually coded and was it any good after all the hype, lol ?

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