Description:
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, the upcoming, realistic battlefield initially-person shooter. As the leader of a four-man fire team, it?s up to you to fruitfully direct your men to their objectives and accomplish them with minimal injuries to your troops. Along with the standard campaign, Dragon Rising will also feature a multiplayer component to expand the warfare to friends or friendly competition. At a recent event, I got a opportunity to check out both the campaign and multiplayer, and tested the controls as both a squad member and a team leader.
For those of you who don?t know in this area Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, the game takes place in the near future where China has invaded a small island called Skira off the coast of its mainland for its recently learned oil. China?s justification for its actions is that the land originally belonged to the people from the 1400s, when it was originally learned by Chinese explorers. But, Russia has controlled Skira since the end of Planet War II, leading to regionalized tensions that could erupt in full scale war as both countries amass their armies along their mutual border. The US deploys troops to Skira in hopes of prevention this conflict, putting you squarely up against the People?s Liberation Army. Even as you can play the game by yourself, it?s possible to take three additional friends and install into a new campaign as a squad, each player taking on the role of one of the members of the fire team.
Minimum system requirements:
• Operating system: Windows XP SP2 or laterRecommended system requirements:
• CPU: Dual Core CPU 2 x 2.4 GHz
• GPU: DirectX 9.0c GPU: Shader 3.0 (GeForce 7900 GT / 256 MB VRAM or higher)
• RAM: 1 GB Memory
• Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
• Hard disk: 8 GB
• DVD-ROM DVD drive
• Operating system: Windows XP SP2 or later
• CPU: Quad Core CPU
• GPU: Shader 3.0 (GeForce 8800 GT / 512 MB VRAM or higher), DirectX 9.0c
• RAM: 2 GB Memory
• Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
• Hard disk: 8 GB
• DVD-ROM drive
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