|
Dangerous Waters Euro Gold
|
Posted by Donster on: 2006-04-12 15:05:40 1075
|
By Don Miller @ Combatsim.com
Dangerous Waters, Black Bean's highly anticipated naval simulation, is officially ready to set sail in Europe. The game features control of multiple types of combat platforms including aircraft, helicopters, surface and submarine vessels. This fully loaded simulation lets you engage your enemies on, above and below the water in the most powerful submersibles in the world.
The level of detail in Dangerous Waters is unparalleled by any game of its type and Black Bean would like to announce that the European boxed release of Dangerous Waters will be available in all good stores on the 28th April 2006.
Dangerous Waters Features:
• The Quick Mission generator provides an infinite combination of missions, enemy forces and random locations
• Perpetual mission structure. How you play has direct influence on later missions.
• Full mission editor that was used by the game's designers included
• Extensive database of over 270 platforms and weaponry
• Issue voice commands via microphone to your virtual crew. They will follow your every order!
• Multiplayer support online via GameSpy or over LAN where players can command their own platform or collaborate with other players in "multi station mode" where each player operates individual stations within a craft.
• As a defence contractor, Sonalysts has provided training, analysis, modelling and simulation support to the U.S. Navy for over 30 years.
Exclusive European Features include:
• Over 30 missions that were not included in the original US release! Including the new thrilling 14 mission campaign titled Red Storm Rising based on the events of the best selling novel
• New and innovative missions created specifically for the European Release
• The best missions created and supplied by the Dangerous Waters community
• Extensive fixes and tweaks to make Dangerous Waters an enjoyable experience out of the box
• The historic film that reveals the amazing story of the Submarine USS Nautilus, the first Nuclear pioneer, courtesy of Periscope Films!
|
|
News Source: Email
|
|
