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Call of Duty 2 Storms RetailPosted on Friday, October 28, 2005 @ 07:17:54 pm E.S.T
October 25, 2005 - Soldiers…strap up those boots, tighten that buckle and grab your helmet, it's time to return to battle as Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) has shipped Call of Duty® 2 to retail outlets nationwide. Powered by Infinity Ward's proprietary new engine, the sequel delivers an unparalleled portrayal of the chaos and intensity of war with life-like authenticity, amazing special effects, advanced A.I. technology, the most realistic squad combat and explosive action. Call of Duty 2 for Windows® PC is rated "T" (TEEN - blood, mild language and violence) by the ESRB and carries a suggested retail price of $49.99.
"The original Call of Duty set a new benchmark for epic intensity. Our team was committed to raising the bar once again with Call of Duty 2 by delivering an experience that immerses players in the action and takes them on a journey that's as close to war as they will ever want to get," states Grant Collier, president, Infinity Ward. "We've brought the action to life by creating a context-sensitive dynamic battle chatter system, unparalleled smoke effects, adding non-linear gameplay, open mission objectives and the most alert A.I. ever. Gamers will feel like they're playing their own epic war movie."
Set across three Allied campaigns: Russian, British and American, Call of Duty 2 offers the ultimate character-driven experience, as gamers can play through each storyline to its completion, or choose to engage the enemy in historic battles chronologically from 1941 through 1945. Players have the freedom to take on mission objectives in any order as they see fit, yet must utilize actual combat tactics like outflanking and fire and maneuver to succeed.
Call of Duty 2 delivers more explosive action with bigger battles, more weapons, more troops and unprecedented special effects set in a wide range of locations and environments. Players, for example, can fight "The Desert Fox" across the sands of North Africa as waves of tanks clash in the desert; join an Army Ranger squad using rocket-propelled grappling hooks to storm the cliffs of Pointe du Hoc; or slog through the urban chaos of Stalingrad and Moscow in blizzard conditions as a tank hunter in war-torn Russia.
For intense multiplayer action, Call of Duty 2 players can go online for Axis vs. Allies team-based gameplay featuring five modes of play: Headquarters, Capture the Flag, Search and Destroy, Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch for up to 32 players.
"Call of Duty 2 is a heart-pounding thrill ride from the first shot to the last explosion," said Dusty Welch, vice president of global brand management, Activision, Inc. "Infinity Ward has once again delivered the epic intensity and chaos of battle in the most adrenaline-filled way possible. And, we're heeding the call by teaming with leading partners to develop co-marketing programs in order to ensure fans everywhere are ready for their return to glory."
Activision has enlisted its own top notch fighting squad of key partners, including a worldwide promotional program with Intel surrounding Call of Duty 2 and Intel® Pentium® Extreme Edition systems, NVIDIA®, who has been selected by Activision as the preferred graphics processing unit (GPU) for Call of Duty 2, and Brady Games, whose Call of Duty 2 Official Strategy Guide is available at electronics, book, and software retailers nationwide, and online at bradygames.com.
A limited Collector's Edition of Call of Duty 2 is also now available on DVD for $59.99. Offered in a specially-designed premium metallic package, the Collector's Edition features a bonus DVD loaded with historic interviews and commentaries, a special making of the game feature, mission walkthroughs from the developers at Infinity Ward and more. Call of Duty 2 is also in development for the Xbox 360&153; video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and is slated for release on Nov. 15. Posted By: Chris Pereira - 271 Reads
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