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Abstract: Red River is the next instalment of the popular Operation Flashpoint series from Codemasters that really challenges the first person genre. Just like ArmA 2, Codemasters aims for a realistic first person shooter experience that puts the worlds superpow...
Abstract: Operation Flashpoint: Red River does its best to put you in the boots of a Marine Corps infantry fire team leader in the midst of both counterinsurgency operations and a conventional battlefield, showcasing the intense realism and sweeping environments...
Abstract: I’ve been a big fan of the Operation Flashpoint games ever since Codemasters started making them for the PC back in 2001. Some installments have been hit and miss when it comes to overall quality, and the entire franchise seems to have been overshadowe...
Abstract: OPERATION FLASHPOINT: RED RIVERReviewWhen I reviewed Killzone 3's single-player a few weeks back, I was impressed by its technical proficiency, but disappointed in its lack of character, its unadventurous campaign and the general feeling that I had see...
Abstract: Singleplayer and StoryAfter clicking through the setup of your new single player campaign you will get to the first unpleasant moment. Of course, I am talking about the loading time that takes about two to four minutes. This wont get any better even if...
Abstract: Simulation. It seems to be a bit of a sticky subject for the guys over at Codemasters (for reasons I can guess but won't go into here) and it was a word that apparently was banned from the development. Still, it seemed to creep in just enough so that w...
All told, Red River just about achieves its objective - an engaging halfway house between soldier simulation and improbable heroics, and a slick, smart co-op modern warfare experience. If only it had trimmed down the flabby downtime and the reams of pr...
