Full Spectrum Warrior
 

When I was eating breakfeast this afternoon, I was watching the history channel and the show "tactical to practical" was on...normally that show kinda sucks but todays topic was pretty cool it was about war simulations. They talked about paintballing, video games, and this civilian dogfighting company out in the desert somewhere. Anyways...after showing some good medal of honor in action online, they introduced a new game thats set to realese early 2004, "full spectrum warrior" which was designed for the army to train its soldiers in the princibles of "mout". The game looks very bad ass, and I think it may even be free...if you havent heard of it check it out.

http://www.fullspectrumwarrior.com/gm_demo.php

Ya, I heard about this game, just couldnt remeber the Title. I haerd they used shit just for army use in this game. looks awesome

Yup, looks pretty kewl!

I dont think its gonna be free. But yea it looks pretty cool. I heard its only comin out for xbox though.

Newp. Right at the end of the vid, it lists XBox and PC.

The demo was awesome

"You want to secure enemies and take their weapons, because children can come and take it and blow there hands off or point them at you which will make them a target"

sweet rock:

That game looks re-sweet

Awesome. rock: MIght actually get me into modern 3rd ps or modren fps which ever it is.

Thats good. Buck where was the demo?

looks really sick, omg sweetness! biggrin:

They should let me make a video game based on MOUT training. That looks too BHD for me, MOUT is about that, but it's also about building complexes, tight spaces, and close-quarter combat. A big-ass city isn't the only place to train at. They seem to have some aspects covered, but I'm sure i'll be disappointed in how the game plays, unless it's taken right from the 55-9 TM.

i saw that same episode this morning 2. it looks liek a cool game

The airsoft part on the show looked sick too. I think i want to get into it just from what i saw on the show.

what did you eat for breakfast?

golden grahms