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Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
This groan-worthy live action trailer shows off the genuinely impressive customization Future Soldier's Gunsmith mode supports.
The newest trailer for Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is real stupid. It takes place at a fake "Gamer's Anonymous" meeting, in which a stereotypically nerdy gamer discusses Future Soldier's Gunsmith mode while he recalls getting high, neglecting his personal hygiene, and pretending to pleasure himself in his mom's house. Its idiocy rivals that of Ubisoft's Mr. Caffeine, but the actual information regarding the game's gun customization is interesting.
In addition to the 20+ million gun combinations, Gunsmith mode lets players use Kinect or PlayStation Move to customize firearms (the voice command system looks cool, at least), and players can download a free mobile app to create custom weapons while on the go. There's more information to be seen in the video, but you'll have to steel yourself against some pretty lame gamer stereotypes to see it.
Ghost Recon: Future Soldier will be available on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on May 22, and on PC on June 12. For more on the game, check out this multiplayer preview trailer.
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