I was in the process of buying a new, chatting w/ the sale rep etc, and I could see out the corner of my eye - a preview of a new game, or coming soon game - it was distracting to say the least - it looks awesome.
The preview looked very "Call of Duty Modern Warfare" esque. So I looked for info about the recently released sequel - but a sequence I saw in the preview showed para-military and guerilla militia in what looked like a South or Central American culture in an urban warfare setting - mixing it up with U.S. commandos; something like what was seen in the movie Clear and Present Danger - for the Columbia sequences of that film.
The info of what I know of COD-MW2 seems to indicate that game is primarily a Russia and U.S. soil setting. So I'm not convinced what I saw was that game - but certainly had that style of game
Can anyone shed some light on this. Thanks. I knew I should have gone over to check it out - but was rushed to the check out after I settled on my TV then of course out of mind with all the hoopla of purchasing and getting in the van.
It might be Just Cause 2, that's set in a tropical island environment along with urban settings.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_Cause_2
Thanks for the hit, but I don't think so. I'm pretty sure the one I saw was more first-person. Just Cause is 3rd person - and doesn't have the same feel as I read it.
My gut tells me its more akin to Call of Duty Modern Warfare; but the one scene that stands out in my head showed like colombian drug cartel thugs in a poverty stricken urban setting being wasted by like Navy Seals or something. But I didn't get a sense from reading about it, that MW2 has that scene - looks like its Russian snow speeders, american soil near DC, and submarie scene and an aerial fight scene.
I haven't played Modern Warfare 2 but a co-worker indicated that there is a single level that takes place in Brazil. Apaprently, you're hunting down an arms dealer through some sort of shanty town.