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Ships Ahoy - PC Ghost Recon: Future Soldier

[Jun 26, 2012, 8:03 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

Ubisoft announces the Windows edition of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is now available in North America, offering a PC enhanced edition of the latest installment in the military shooter series. The game is available via digital distribution on the UBIShop, and here's a list of PC features:

Support DX11 (adding stunning amount of visual details on characters through displacement mapping, as well as some global illumination effects)
More complex materials (like parallax occlusion mapping or gloss and specular maps)
Improved dynamic lighting
Volumetric lighting effects
Soft shadows
Improved post-processing with better HDR and motion blur
Playable with keyboard and mouse, or with wired and wireless X360 pads
Windows XP patch coming shortly after release

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Re: Ships Ahoy - PC Ghost Recon: Future Soldier

Jun 27, 2012, 08:46

Flak

Dmitri_M wrote on Jun 27, 2012, 08:19: Ventura wrote on Jun 27, 2012, 08:15: Honestly, how did two first person, tactical/military-type series (Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon) evolve into 3rd person shitty Michael Bay action movies? but I don't get why it's so surprising I don't think anyone is surprised but that doesn't mean we have to keep our mouths shut about it. Yep, don't forget that supporting games like Arma is always positive. Arma 3 has the potential to bring us back to some of those glory days, hopefully that opens some eyes up.

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Comment [quote="Flak"Jun 27, 2012, 08:46][quote="Dmitri_M"Jun 27, 2012, 08:19][quote="Ventura"Jun 27, 2012, 08:15]q[Honestly, how did two first person, tactical/military-type series (Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon) evolve into 3rd person shitty Michael Bay action movies?]q but I don't get why it's so surprising[/quote] I don't think anyone is surprised but that doesn't mean we have to keep our mouths shut about it. :) [/quote] Yep, don't forget that supporting games like Arma is always positive. Arma 3 has the potential to bring us back to some of those glory days, hopefully that opens some eyes up. [/quote]

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