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Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
The Ghost Recon series has long punished renegade lone-wolf types with quick access to the game over screen, and the latest installment looks to be no exception. Ubisoft has released a new trailer for Ghost Recon Future Soldier, in which the series' IP director Adrian Lacy guides viewers through a mission. Some sections are based on stealth, while all-out action is the focus in others. The one thing that holds it all together is an emphasis on team coordination.
The video is pulled from the campaign's Valiant Hammer mission, featuring four co-op players. As you'll see, success is made easier when players coordinate the offensive, taking advantage of the Ghosts' tools such as UAV drones, active camouflage, and special optics.
Look for the game on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on May 22. The PC version is due out sometime later.
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