America's Army deploying on X360

this will only sell if the multiplayer turns out good.

Based on the demo, I dont think so

The demo is so glitchy

Is this anything like Socom? If so, I might really get into it.

We can all just wait for AA 3.0 for PC. I'm about 99% positive that it will be free, and hopefully better than 2.8 because they will be using the new unreal engine 3. The question is...why pay for it? Other than the people who are obbssesed with graphics.

might as well call this game graw 2: Chapter 2

ofcourse their going to target younger audiences, thats who plays games. some kids want to join the military at young ages such as myself. but idk if i wanna pay 60 bones for something that i could get for free on the pc.

Do u really think that if the game is released in Irak they're gonna buy it??

know what would really help this game sell, release it in other county's. (plus it will make people join the Military.)

The US Army has already proclaimed its games as propaganda, and unashamedly so. Regardless, this game isn't any more pro-American or pro-military than other games of the type.

omg sweeet!!

never really been in to these games, but that might just change.

Wow, I can't believe they're targetting teenagers 13+ for Army recruitment. What's next, illegal aliens? Oh wait, they're already doing that.

Can you say propaganda?

Im happy for this game to come to next gen the old one was really poor lol it better be like 15x better to impress me and it better have some more fun with blowing stuff up lol and a sweet multiplayer

I sort of liked ROAS but it did lack some good features, but I belive ubisoft learns from its mistakes, considering that it continues to make the ghost recon series better and better, so I sincerely hope that A*A:TS will be good

Yeah, and the end game credits include an online form to sign up! Rad. =P

sounds like a good deal and the screenshots look good, lets hope it stays that way since AA rise of a soldier wasn't all that great

I hate America's Army, the training part was good, but the multiplayer was horrible. Wtf, I never knew who the hell I was shooting at, and I had to go through some loading screen to be put in a jail. Good thing it was free, this one isn't.

*Scans through article and sees Ubisoft's name mentioned* ... Uh-oh.

Nope ... this game is not designed for me ... its meant for americans after all I can understand that ... so yeah ..I'll pass...

This game has officially got me spending way too much this september. This game looks how ghost recon once was. With Red Storm and not Ubisoft Paris developing this game, i am officially excited. Frankly i got scared when i say Ubisoft, but when i heard the company formerly owned by Tom Clancy was making it i just know it will be a classic.

I hope this turns out well, it seems pretty cool to have an official US Army game. But we all know that this could end up being very forgettable, remember the history channel civil war game?... yeah, me neither

God Bless America!!! Thank you legal tax paying citizens!!! :P

Americas Army was fun on the computer..very competitive single player is mainly training for the online world..

this looks cool

Even though Its another shooter if Ubisoft and Redstorm are involved you can count me in.

Well this is different! A shooter...on the 360... :|

Americas Army is a great game. PC > Consoles however when it comes to this game. Plus the PC version is free!

Too bad this game won't be free.

sounds interesting.........realistic? I'm not so sure.........

asmodeus_z Since the previous version was released FOC on the PC, we are expecting nothing less for the release on the 360. Dream on!

This will be fun. Cant wait. Now I got Medal of honor airborne, Brothers in arms hells highway, Call of duty 4, and now this to get this fall. sweeeet. :)

By the way, it's no coincidence that America's Army is being published by Ubisoft, as one of the CIA's venture capital firms has a stake in Ubi. Why ? Well, because great game engines and physics can also make great military simulators... ;-) And oh, why not spread a little pro-american military-industrial complex propapanga through the Tom Clancy franchise, while we're at it ! (and note that I am in NO way dissing those games; just saying that the Tom Clancy franchise was born at the same time the CIA got their stake in Ubi; you be the judges... )

sounds nice

Man read the article guys, it's gonna be an all new game using the GRAW engine. So stop complaining about it being bad or free for computer.

This game is very good fun, I hope they will sell it cheap.

Since the previous version was released FOC on the PC, we are expecting nothing less for the release on the 360.

Ubisoft really like Microsoft

Only if it's free, I'm not paying for this garbage.

i didn't enjoy this for the pc... it's not worth it console owners.

Regardless of the silly squabbles you are all having about American Army's political ramifications (forget it kids, you ain't gonna change the world... you just ain't...), my only reservations is this: If AA: True Soldier is anywhere near as crap as the original PC game, I'd avoid it like the Bubonic Plague.

I find it hilarious that console owners have to pay for America's Army titles when it's free on PC.

$20 please

@ jackle2071 Thanks for the laugh! At least you got a sense of humor to appreciate my sarcasm.

MAC24-lol

Sorry mac I think Ive got you confused with a different poster. This topic is getting way to political.

Timstuff, it's not your taxdollars that are being spent. Ubisoft owns the rights to make and publish console games for America's Army and the game is being developed by Red Strom Entertainment. At most the US military will just give expert advise on some things in the game.

@jackie2071 "MAC4- oh come now you could do better then that. cuz i know dam well you could read what i typed! and my words must have struck cord some where for you to lash out like that. tho thank for the tip" OH MY GOODNESS!! For you to at least guess what I felt after reading your first post, YOU HAVE GOT TO BE A FREAKIN' PSYCHIC!! At least your reply to my post looks helluva better than the first one. Now that said, I can safely tell myself that I did my job by actually helping someone out and seeing some results. And yes, you're welcome.