Game-On writes: "Can't get enough Generation Kill? Want to take "The Few, The Proud" for a spin? Wondering if wargame developer Battlefront fixed Combat Mission Shock Force's recent performance issues with their latest v1.11 patch?
I can't promise all three, because I'm still having trouble with that last one myself (my source thinks it's an NVIDIA driver issue). But if you're comfortable with a little frame chop and generally care more about squad-level tactics and modern asymmetric warfare (say, in a hypothetical US-Syrian matchup) then the new demo's packing dozens of major refinements (including the return of the storied "blue bar") and more for the sampling."
Combat Mission: Shock Force 2 aims to invigorate the strategy genre - does the addition of DLC bolster the combat sim? JDR gets out the camo gear for today's review.
GamingShogun.com writes: "Battlefront made a surprise announcement today stating that the final expansion to their Combat Mission Shock Force military simulation, NATO, has been released for sale at their official website. NATO features three new..."
Tacticular Cancer writes: "A little while ago I reviewed the Marines expansion for Combat Mission: Shock Force. While it was a solid expansion with some fun new units and an interesting branching campaign, it didn't really add anything new to the core game. Now Battlefront have released their second expansion called British Forces and I'm ready to take another look."
referencing/promoting a site that actually has "cancer" in it's name. Call me quasy, but that's simply beyond the pale.
