Conflict: Global Terror Now in Stores!
Press Release
New York, NY – October 6, 2005 – 2K Games, a publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO), today announced that Conflict: Global Terror has shipped to retail stores in North America. The newest chapter in the widely popular Conflict series is now available for the Xbox video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation2 computer entertainment system and PC.
Conflict: Global Terror is an action-packed squad-based shooter set within the modern day context of counter-terrorism. Gamers take the fight to real political hotspots around the world as they complete an exciting array of missions, from infiltrating enemy bases to preventing terrorists from destabilizing the world. Conflict: Global Terror features a completely rewritten engine, with radically enhanced graphics, brand-new rag-doll physics, a refined order system, highly detailed characters, hi-tech weaponry and cooperative online play for the first time in the series.
"Conflict: Global Terror expands on the popular Conflict franchise that has sold more than two million units in the United States alone," said Christoph Hartmann, Managing Director of 2K Games. "Conflict: Global Terror provides a compelling gaming experience with an all-new graphics engine and intense online co-op play."
In the game, a new force in global terrorism emerges called 'March 33', fictional descendents from the ODESSA Nazis who embark on a campaign of extreme violence and terror. Tasked with defeating March 33 is a rapid response counter terrorist unit: Bradley, Jones, Connors and Foley – the heroes from the original Conflict: Desert Storm video game, who are joined by Sherman, a brand new character and the first female protagonist in the series.
Key Features:
- Fully Integrated Cooperative Online Play for all platforms – a first in the series
- An exciting variety of missions from infiltrating enemy bases to preventing terrorists from destabilizing the world
- Different paths to mission completion from stealthy insertion to all-out combat action
- Action in to real political hotspots around the world
- Smarter soldiers with greater combat and environment awareness
- All-new physics engine with ultra-realistic rag-doll effects
Key Features:
Enemies with real intelligence - developed with professional military advisors. Terrorists now use cover points and attack and retreat tactics Immediate control of any squad member at any time Issue entire team or individual soldier orders via an intuitive and rapid control system Greatly improved character behaviors including vaulting over objects and walls, climbing through windows, abseiling from helicopters and utilizing zip-lines and ladders New aim-assist system replaces automatic-aim control, bringing a deeper skill element to combat
Conflict: Global Terror is rated M for Mature and is available now in North America for a suggested retail price of $39.99 on PlayStation 2 and Xbox and $29.99 on PC. For more information please visit http://www.2kgames.com/conflict.
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- Genre: Action
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- PEGI: 16+





