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ArmA 2: Private Military Company Delayed


Posted by Christophor Rick (TheSuperGuido),


50 days ago Nov 19, 2010 05:09

Bohemia Interactive, the award winning Czech independent development studio, announces a new release date for its addon, Arma 2: Private Military Company - Tuesday 30th November 2010.

ARMEX, the Multi-Player Armory - a new, unique feature, introduced last week in a developer’s video update - will be also available for Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead and Arma 2: British Armed Forces.

The original Armory mode - an interactive library featuring all in-game models - was first introduced in Arma 2. Building upon this unique game mode, the Multiplayer Armory enables players to try out all weapons and every single vehicle model from Arma 2 in dynamically generated missions with up to eight friends online or over LAN!

"The new Multi-Player Armory feature is so exciting and promising, that we decided to implement it to Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead and British Armed Forces as well" said Marek Spanel, Bohemia´s CEO. He continued: "unfortunately, implementation over two games - particularly where these are already released - is a difficult process, and requires extra care. The gameplay gets a new, fresh stimulation and we’re sure it’s worth it".

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