World in Conflict: Soviet Assault goes aerial
By Steven Perdikis - Tue Feb 24, 2009 9:35am
Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment have released a new trailer for World in Conflict: Soviet Assault. Entitled "Aerial Assault" - the new trailer appears to be a mix of pre-rendered and real-time game footage that shows off some of the action that will be featured in the campaign.
With brooding Russian narration, a ridiculous amount of fire power, and a fuel-air bomb finale, the trailer appears to depict the same events from three perspectives - the Soviets, The Americans, and that of some civilians.
Download World in Conflict Soviet Assault 'Aerial Assault' Trailer
World in Conflict: Soviet Assault is currently scheduled for a release in March this year, and will be available exclusively on the PC. Soviet Assault will be available at retailers in a bundle with the original game for AU$49.95, while those who already own World in Conflict will be able to to purchase the new single-player content digitally.
For those that would rather not outlay any cash on the expansion, when Soviet Assault launches, Massive Entertainment intend to release a patch that will allow all gamers to play the new maps online, which will also include a number of bug fixes and engine enhancements.
With brooding Russian narration, a ridiculous amount of fire power, and a fuel-air bomb finale, the trailer appears to depict the same events from three perspectives - the Soviets, The Americans, and that of some civilians.
World in Conflict: Soviet Assault is currently scheduled for a release in March this year, and will be available exclusively on the PC. Soviet Assault will be available at retailers in a bundle with the original game for AU$49.95, while those who already own World in Conflict will be able to to purchase the new single-player content digitally.
For those that would rather not outlay any cash on the expansion, when Soviet Assault launches, Massive Entertainment intend to release a patch that will allow all gamers to play the new maps online, which will also include a number of bug fixes and engine enhancements.
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