Conflict: Denied Ops is the fifth game in the Conflict series. Originally, the game was to be called 'Crossfire' but was later changed. It is the first game in the series to be released on the PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360, but it was also released on Microsoft Windows. Conflict: Denied Ops DeveloperPivotal Games PublisherEidos Interactive ComposerRichard Jacques SeriesConflict EngineConflict Engine Platform Xbox 360 PlayStation 3 Microsoft Windows Release EU: February 8, 2008 NA: February 12, 200. Conflict: Denied Ops / PC. The Good: Fast-paced and loaded with explosions: Good allied AI.

That's quite convenient kid, anything you don't want to believe you just dismiss without giving an opposing link. Knack was a pack in for PS4 in Japan, came free with every console sold. Yeah and??? Every link you are providing is from VGchartz. It isn't as if MS gives accurate sales figures is it junior??

. Twisty arrow level 73. January 7, 2008 - Hotswapping between two main characters is the main hook of Conflict: Denied Ops, a first-person shooter set against a backdrop of political intrigue. While we didn't get much of a glimpse as to the game's story, but we did check out the squad dynamics. One team member carries heavy weapons, the other a sniper rifle. You're free to switch between the two at will, or hotswap, to take advantage of their particular strengths. Because of their specialized roles, the characters can not pick up enemy weapons that drop to the ground.October 8, 2007 - Venezuela has the bomb. Now, it isn't really a big deal if a country has an atomic weapon. Using the nukes, that's a different story.

And that is exactly what the new military regime that has overthrown the Venezuelan government has threatened to do if the United States interferes. Or so the story of Conflict: Denied Ops goes, anyway, a co-op first-person shooter on its way to PS3, 360 and PC in the first quarter of 2008. IGN recently got its first look at the title when Eidos brought Denied Ops by the office.