Unskippable: Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2

[Graham_LRR]

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2

You have been tasked with the simple task of saving the free world. No pressure.

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[dragongit]

Whelp, off to Fight more wars! apparently there were other games before Medal of Honor that used the title.

 

[2xDouble]

Chinchilla: fuzzy Mexican rodent.
Chihuahua: dog-like Mexican rodent.

Also, taking bets the intro scene from Future Soldier is exactly the same with slightly different textures and dialogue.

 

[Rainboq]

Isn't the intro to Future Soldier an ambush? Regardless, souunds like EB games to me...

 

[Andy Shandy]

Despite me playing the games I had no idea that Wil Wheaton was in the Ghost Recon games until just now. (Well, Ghost Recon 2 and both the G.R.A.W games)

Also, isn't that the voice of the Agency from Crackdown, instead of Campbell from MGS?

 

[gardian06]

Oh EB games the mistakes you make. hopefully they actually let you get the real game, and didn't do the Dick thing of saying sorry you have to buy the actual game. its almost like gamecase rullet.

 

[leviadragon99]

Huh... if this cutscene is any indication, the game is about riding in various vehicles while being fed exposition.

 

[Imp_Emissary]

Wow. Ya really got the wrong game?

Well if so, all I have to say is;
Sometimes the best comedy is unintended.
Good show today! As usual.

 

[Callate]

1. Vaguely expecting the driver to start going on about "Gangnam Style".

2. I don't tell who to shoot by the color of their skin! I tell it by the color my crosshair turns when I move it over them! Duh!

3. Tom Clancy really let his name be put on this writing? Is he showing any oversight at all, these days?

 

[Lord Hosk]

Touched by a Ghost staring Wil Wheaton coming to Lifetime this spring.

"sometimes an angel isnt enough"

 

[Proverbial Jon]

Also, isn't that the voice of the Agency from Crackdown, instead of Campbell from MGS?

Yeah, I didn't think it sounded like Campbell. Even when Paul Eiding tries to disguise his voice I can still pick him out and that wasn't Paul Eiding.

 

[tehweave]

You guys still have EB games? Aww... Ours was bought out by GameStop...

 

[Wiseblood]

Featuring Steve Blum as the world's biggest Steve Blum fanboy.

 

[Falseprophet]

Whelp, off to Fight more wars! apparently there were other games before Medal of Honor that used the title.

Yeah, apparently the term is actually used by U.S. military [http://www.onr.navy.mil/Science-Technology/Departments/Code-34.aspx], but it still sounds kind of...on the nose to me. Especially coming from an institution that habitually obfuscates the most straightforward concepts behind a blizzard of abbreviations.

 

[blackrave]

Guys I understand that box might be different, but the there is print on the disc too
Check it before going outside from shop.

 

[RTR]

Well, you can call "derp" on EB Games for that one.

Also, ANIMANIACS!! Fun fact: Rob Paulsen knows the whole song by heart.

 

[Balmong7]

You guys still have EB games? Aww... Ours was bought out by GameStop...

It's the same company. After the buyout happened GameStop changed the store names to EB or GameStop based on brand loyalty in the area. In some countries there are no GameStops and only EB games, and vice versa in others. I have an old business card in one of my game boxes that has EB games info on one side and Gamestop info on the other.

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Since all those Modern Military Shooters are pretty much interchangeable does it really matter which one your doing?
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j/k

 

[Cyrus Hanley]

3. Tom Clancy really let his name be put on this writing? Is he showing any oversight at all, these days?

The game came out five years ago.

Also, he sold his name to Ubisoft four years ago in case you didn't know.

Before that, Ubisoft licensed it and he had some say (though not a lot). Contrary to popular belief, he didn't write the stories or have much involvement in the development of games (except for the earliest Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon games when they were being developed by his own company). But now that Ubisoft own his name they can put it on whatever they want, like H.A.W.X [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Clancy's_H.A.W.X] and shit.

Also his newest books are "co-authored" (read: ghostwritten).