Beijing surrenders to online gamers

The Chinese government, who once labelled video games as "electronic heroin" has now turned to game development in the ongoing battle for hearts and minds.

[BlackWolf]

It's ironic that after labeling games as a bad thing, they are making a game themselves. That aside, if that picture is from in-game, it's a good looking game.

[ThatGuy2]

Yea,the lighting is really nice.Maybe they using a secretly unlicensed version of cry-engine?Who knows!!!
China dose all of fishy things lol......

[ScubbaSteve]

The Chi-Engine is totally not the cry-engine

[Trunkz Jr]

Time to start translating Battlefield and Call of Duty into Chinese.

[shutUpAndTakeMyMoney]

This was shown at an nvidia conference last year.
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Nvidia is helping then with the technology.

[DeadSpaced]

I'm actually curious as to the gameplay. Maybe I'll find a way to get my hands on a copy.

[MurDocINC]

It's like ArmA 2, which most people won't like.

[CaptCalvin]

Reminds me of that America's Army game from a while back.

[aliengmr]

Not sure why people disagree. Would like to hear why.

But yea, AA was a recruitment tool. Which is apparently what this is intended to do as well.

[DigitalSmoke]

America is far from clean when it come's to things like these, better yet, they are the best at it.

[Hydralysk]

Not that it'll stop them from scapegoating games when something terrible happens though...

[b_one]

Consoles are banned with a reason, they are closed hardware, PCs are more open. All this PLA crap is well known in "our" shooters but they named it "Join XS Army"

[WayneKerr]

The 360 version will have teh bestiz GRAFix