Originally posted by: XFreebie
http://biz.yahoo.com/djus/020523/200205230121000070_1.html
stupid yahoo wants you to log in to read the full article, here's what it reads, preview:
"On Wednesday, the Army introduced a simulated, multiplayer video game designed for play over the Internet, or over personal computers, that gives the gaming world a taste of what it's like to defend oil pipelines and airfields from terrorist attacks.
They also can do the mundane, like cook or guard the barracks...."
WOAH! super-awesome cooking action!!! i gotta get this game... since its multiplayer, im sure they'd allow it to be downloaded eventually. however, methinks the government really just wants to get into all your computers to spy on u, remember the CIA's carnivore?
Originally posted by: htyei
7.5 million dollars to make... In an interview, someone said that as long as 300 people sign up for the Army due to influence of the game, it will be worth it. Thats 25k per soldier They spend that much money to recruit ONE guy? Was surprised, it did look very nice and fun at E3
Originally posted by: ianbergman
Originally posted by: htyei
7.5 million dollars to make... In an interview, someone said that as long as 300 people sign up for the Army due to influence of the game, it will be worth it. Thats 25k per soldier They spend that much money to recruit ONE guy? Was surprised, it did look very nice and fun at E3
dude, the amount they spend recruiting and training each soldier borders on being sick... that said, i can't wait for this game to show up. mmm, potato peeling...
i was getting sick of CS anyway.