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	Rogue Warrior

	Posted by: Shootter877 on Saturday, January 17, 2009 - 10:22 AM
			Rogue Warrior is a story-driven shooter that provides team-based tactical combat set in massive, contiguous levels using Unreal 3 streaming technology. Based on a True Story. Published by: Bethesda Softworks Developed by: Zombie Release Date: March 2, 2009 Genre: First-Person Shooter Rogue Warrior is a story-driven shooter that provides team-based tactical combat set in massive, contiguous levels using Unreal 3 streaming technology. Rogue Warrior First Look Bethesda steps out of Oblivion and into North Korea. Before Bethesda finished development on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, they had already begun working with Zombie Studios towards creating a shooter to be released on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. The Rogue Warrior is a man named Dick Marcinko. If his autobiography is to be taken as true, and we're in the habit of believing everything told to us by anybody who has killed lots of people, then Dick Marcinko spent the formative years of his life kicking ass, making time with the local ladies and drinking until dawn every night. He then went on to become a Navy SEAL and form SEAL Team Six, the Navy's first counter-terrorism unit. This larger than life man is the main character in Rogue Warrior. From that you can probably guess where this game is headed. The philosophy behind Rogue Warrior is to create a game that is a departure from the norm; a game that can help to differentiate the shooter genre. While most shooters fall into either the tactical or run and gun styles of play, Rogue Warrior is looking to leave the gameplay style up to the player. To do this, free form battlefields have been created where you can choose to attack the situation in any way you'd like. In the demo we saw the player give commands to his teammates with a single button press to spread out and flank a group of enemies. Another time the player just let the team be controlled by AI. This time, they took cover in areas around the player and went stealthy as he crept forward, and then began the attack alongside the player. The level of micromanagement is really up to the player.