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20 Apr 2005, 9:25pm
GameSpy (http://pc.gamespy.com) have put up a preview article looking at the upcoming PC game 'Call of Duty 2'. Check it out.
Call of Duty 2 Preview @ GameSpy (http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/call-of-duty-2/605310p1.html)
http://www.short-media.com/images/newsimages/2005/April/Call of Duty 2.jpg
While Call of Duty was a pretty linear shooter, Infinity Ward appears set on opening things up this time around. As in the original, there are American, British and Russian campaigns, set from 1941-1945, but you'll be free to switch between campaigns this time; you can jump from one campaign to the next to play through all the missions in chronological order, play through each individual campaign, or jump back and forth as you please. Each time you complete a mission, a new one opens up, so if you get stuck on a particular level, you can simply try a different one. While plenty of the game is set in Europe, there are also levels set in North Africa, including the one level we were shown for our preview.
I really liked the first Call of Duty, I'm definitely looking forward to this release.
Source: GameSpy (http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/call-of-duty-2/605310p1.html)
Call of Duty 2 Preview @ GameSpy (http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/call-of-duty-2/605310p1.html)
http://www.short-media.com/images/newsimages/2005/April/Call of Duty 2.jpg
While Call of Duty was a pretty linear shooter, Infinity Ward appears set on opening things up this time around. As in the original, there are American, British and Russian campaigns, set from 1941-1945, but you'll be free to switch between campaigns this time; you can jump from one campaign to the next to play through all the missions in chronological order, play through each individual campaign, or jump back and forth as you please. Each time you complete a mission, a new one opens up, so if you get stuck on a particular level, you can simply try a different one. While plenty of the game is set in Europe, there are also levels set in North Africa, including the one level we were shown for our preview.
I really liked the first Call of Duty, I'm definitely looking forward to this release.
Source: GameSpy (http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/call-of-duty-2/605310p1.html)