Release Editions & Bonuses Full Deployment Editionįor $149.99, players can buy The Full Deployment Edition which includes: The Bomb Technician is equipped with heavy armor and an automatic shotgun, and is randomly chosen at the beginning of each game. This mode features the 'Bomb Technician' character, played by one member of the Spec Ops team, who is charged with defusing the explosives. The insurgent team has a number of bombs around the map, and the Spec Ops team must defuse them all before time runs out. Once this is done, they are able to triangulate the position of the opposing team's base, and attack it. In this unique combination of Conquest and Assault, each team fights to capture three satellite points on the map. In this Capture the Flag-type game mode, members of one team attempt to infiltrate the other team's base in order to capture data, and bring it back to their own base to uplink it. Your standard game of Team Deathmatch, each team battles each other for the most kills before the time limit expires.

The four multiplayer game modes are as follows: Suppression

Classic Mode - More like the original SOCOM games, which features increased movement speeds, round-based play, no player respawns, and the lack of health regeneration.

Standard Mode - Features unlimited respawns, regenerating health, and the ability to revive teammates.

There will be two separate ways to play the online modes: Also, team killers will automatically be removed from a game if there are too many friendly fire deaths. Other features include full clan support, with the ability to have up to 128 members per clan, as well as unlockable attachments for weapons. All modes are playable on all maps, and players have the ability to create custom matches & playlists. SOCOM 4 features a robust online set of features, with 32 player counts, 9 maps (10 including the pre-order bonus 'Abandoned'), and 4 different modes. The Zipper team has stated they've really foucsed on artificial intelligence in the game, making them better at using cover, as well as flanking and making better choices on the battlefield. As players collect intel, air-strikes will be available as well as strafing runs on enemies. Throughout the campaign, the player will have to fight through enemies with intense gunfire, as well as using stealth to infiltrate objectives undetected. In real time, the screen will slowly start to gray as you have a choice of options to choose from as the game is still going. Players can now give orders in real time like issuing squad commands, setting waypoints for teammates, as well being able to use Command Mode to set how many or how to take down enemies on your teammates way to an objective. SOCOM 4 is a squad-based tactical shooter much like previous games in the series. Hiding and sticking to the shadows will be a necessity in these levels. The game also features 'stealth' missions where you play as Forty-Five on her own. Your team consists of two Westerners, Wells and Schweitzer, and two South Korean operatives, Chung and Forty-Five, who is female and plays an important role in the campaign. You lead a team of NATO special forces deployed to the Strait of Malacca, which connects the Pacific and Indian Oceans between Indonesia and Malaysia.

This game takes place in Southeast Asia, and has the player controlling Ops Commander Cullen Gray. Players have the option of playing the game using either a traditional controller or the PlayStation Move. Navy SEALs game released for the PlayStation 3, and the 10th in the series. The game was initially slated to be released in fall 2010, but was delayed until April 19th, 2011. After taking a break from development duties, the original developer Zipper Interactive once again took the reigns for this iteration of the series. Navy Seals (or 'SOCOM: Special Forces' in PAL regions) is a PlayStation 3 third person cover shooter.

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