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Gaming News - February 2004


Waterford, CT (February 11, 2004) - Sonalysts Inc. today released information on their new naval warfare game, Dangerous Waters.


From Sonalysts:

Dangerous Waters will allow the player total first person control over seven of the world's most potent air, surface and subsurface naval platforms:

-- Oliver Hazard Perry [Guided Missile Frigate]
-- MH-60R Seahawk [Anti-Submarine Helicopter]
-- P-3C Orion [Maritime Patrol Aircraft]
-- Kilo class 636/877 [Diesel attack submarine]
-- Seawolf class SSN [Nuclear attack submarine]
-- Akula I/II class SSN [Nuclear attack submarine]
-- 688(I) class SSN [Nuclear attack submarine]

Each platform will feature 3D graphics and Sonalysts' trademark: authentic modeling of sensor performance and sonar characteristics, both in the air and through the ocean environment. Ships, planes, helicopters, and submarines in Dangerous Waters will possess realistic flight characteristics, buoyancy, air resistance, weather effects, ship control, and maneuvering. Each ship will have multiple action stations that must be cleared by the US Dept. of Defense before commercial release.

Players will compete in two distinct campaigns. Their actions and decisions will have a profound effect on the missions that follow. The use of dynamic elements such as probability of inclusion, dynamic inclusion of mission goals, and rules of engagement that can change mid-mission all ensure that the campaigns with never play the same way twice.

On, above, and below the ocean's surface, S.C.S. - Dangerous Waters will thrust the player into a fast-paced blue water battle and allow them to experience all facets of naval combat in one immersive gaming experience. Players may command a platform on their own in multiplayer or collaborate with multiple players in "Multi-station Mode" as they each operate individual stations and strive to work together as a team on the same platform, a first in naval simulations. The simulation genre has been quiet lately--Dangerous Waters will change that in a big way.

Sonalysts Combat Simulations - "Dangerous Waters" is due to ship in Q2 2004 for PC.

For more information on S.C.S. - "Dangerous Waters": www.scs-dangerouswaters.com 

For more information on all Sonalysts Combat Simulations: www.sonalystscombatsims.com


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