Gaming News - June 2004
Los Angeles, CA (June 8, 2004) - VU Games today announced the release
of the multiplayer demo for Ground Control II.
From VU Games:
An introduction to the full experience Ground Control II is now here, with the
arrival of the Multi-player demo. This demo features two tutorial missions,
three online multiplayer maps and one single player map from the previously
released single player demo. Both factions, the NSA (Northern Star Alliance) and
the Viron Nomads are fully playable allowing gamers to experience the variety of
tactics employed by each of the races. The demo also provides an introduction to
Massgate, Massive Entertainments proprietary gaming lobby, where gamers can host
games, join on current games and chat with other Ground Control II gamers from
across the globe.
On June 12, 2004 the Multiplayer Demo Tournament will launch, with valuable
prizes for the winners provided by NVIDIA and Alienware. More information on the
upcoming tournament can be found at www.groundcontrol2.com.
Ground Control II: Operation Exodus is the next installment in the Ground
Control franchise. In a departure from traditional RTS games, Ground Control II:
Operation Exodus focuses on tactical combat with minimal time spent on resource
management. Instead of harvesting resources and building bases, the game keeps
the action hot and heavy by immediately rewarding players for accomplishing
objectives. Additionally, the unique multiplayer drop-in mode allows players to
instantly join an ongoing game at any time, for any length of time.
Ground Control II: Operation Exodus chronicles the ongoing conflict between the
Northern Star Alliance and the Terran Empire. Having lost the war in space, the
NSA retreats to their home world and forces the Terran Empire to engage in a
savage war of attrition on the ground. As a Captain in the field, players can
command a task force consisting of infantry, tanks, artillery and aircraft alone
in the single player campaign or with other players via LAN or Internet.
Ground Control II: Operation Exodus for the PC has been rated “T” for teen by
the ESRB carries a suggested retail price of $49.99.
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