Discussion: Game Forum Archives / Soldner: Secret Wars / Marine Corps: Semper Fidelis - Marine Corp coming to North America... - Well, if I read this right...they finally listened to ME! (ya, like I had anything
Well, if I read this right...they finally listened to ME! (ya, like I had anything to do with it, lol.)
If I read this news right, the game Soldner's that was released a few years ago and was a disaster, and since has been updated to a pretty damn good game... is being "remade" and released under a new name here in North America. Here's the news from www.worthplaying.com
'Semper Fidelis: Marine Corps' Coming To North America
Posted on Wednesday, April 12 @ 03:32:23 PDT
You are part of a special operations squad equipped with the best weapons in modern warfare. Take charge in an action driven tactical war. Choose from ground, airborne and water vehicles, it’s your choice how to support the team and how to achieve victory. Semper Fidelis: Marine Corps is also known as Soldner: Marine Corps, which was never released in North America.
Immerse yourself in fully destructible 3D environments, forget about traditional multiplayer FPS. You will find those tactics sorely tested in Marine Corps; buildings can be reduced to rubble by missile or cannon attack, a series of well-placed C4 charges, or even by having a tank dropped on it from helicopter. With the available Commander Kit, an elected squad leader can access an overhead view of the total map in Commander Mode, identify and designate enemy targets to his team, and release laser-guided missiles and reduce the area and (targets) to kindling.
This team based tactical FPS pits up to 125 online players against each other on a virtual battlefield measuring over 18 million square miles (in scale), created using actual satellite topography. Battle your way thru forests, deserts and island maps - ideal for tactical Marine combat. Players will have access to a lethal arsenal from the US, Russia, China, Japan and Europe. 80 personal weapons incorporating handguns, automatic rifles, sniper rifles and launchers, all based on the most current military technology. Many available classes including - Scout and Scuba diver. Teams will also have access to over 125 assault and transport vehicles, including amphibious attack crafts, helicopters, jets, trucks and tanks.
Semper Fidelis: Marine Corps single player campaign challenges players to secure a variety of randomly generated objectives, from amphibious assault, hostage extraction (where rescued members join your assault team) to vehicle/item theft and assassination missions. The multiplayer component includes standard modes like Deathmatch/Team Deathmatch, Conquest and Capture the Flag, and adds Hostage Rescue, Extraction, Capture the Vehicle, Bomb Run and Conquest mode. These modes can be fully customized to incorporate daytime/nighttime combat as well as weather effects (rain, snow, fog/cloud cover).
Published for Windows PC, Semper Fidelis: Marine Corps should arrive on store shelves by the beginning of May at a suggested retail price of $19.99.
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