Operation Flashpoint 2 : Dragon Rising

Voici le lien filé par Helios:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gamesblog/2009/apr/01/playstation-xbox?commentpage=1

Suggéré hier par Brant Nicholas (Senior Producer) et confirmé aujourd'hui par Helios, il n'y aura effectivement pas d'éditeurs de missions sur consoles.

Voici le post du foum officiel:

Hi everyone,

I can confirm that there will be no mission editor for creating and swapping missions for console versions of the game.

The PC version however will have a mission editor allowing people to create their own missions. We'll bring you plenty of information on this feature as development progresses.

If this changes in any way I will of course let you know.

Cette video montre un soldat (surement un Marine) tenant un fusil d'assault. On observera l'environnement montagneux d'une partie de l'île. D'autre part, on remarque la présence du système de commandement ou encore de l'appui-feu ordonné par guidage laser. C'est une ancienne video de pré-rendu comme nous le monte l'ancien logo OFP2. On espère bien que le jeu permettra ce genre d'interactions.

Un scan de la version allemande du magazine xbox live:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/13765922/GER-Xbox-Live-Preview

Une de MultiplayerIt (Italien traduit en anglais):
http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&js=n&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.multiplayer.it%2Farticolo.php%3Fid%3D54353&sl=it&tl=en
Quelques screens nouvelles. (dont ingame)

Une de Videogamer.com (les mains sur le jeu):
http://www.videogamer.com/xbox360/operation_flashpoint_2/preview-1599.html


OFP:DR, Le plus grand investissement marketing de tous les temps:

Posted by Community member PhilipLarkin is a new article from MVC in which CM speaks of the largest marketing plan to date.

“Operation Flashpoint is set to benefit from the publisher's largest ever marketing spend on a single title.”

“We are rolling out Codemasters' highest impact campaigns across the titles, with Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising representing our most extensive marketing investment ever,” said UK general manager Jeremy Wigmore.

“In addition, Codemasters has recruited Jon Tibble as UK sales manager and Ben Croucher as UK trade marketing manager.

Tibble joins the firm after spending eight years at Vivendi Games, most recently as UK sales manager, and has also held roles at Gauntlet Entertainment and Ingram Micro. In his new role, Tibble will be responsible for all UK and Irish sales, and will report directly to general manager Jeremy Wigmore.


Ben Croucher joins after spending four years on Ubisoft's trade marketing team. He will now be responsible for product visibility and pre-sell incentives across all UK retail chains for Codemasters' upcoming products. Croucher will also report to Wigmore.