Members of the unit must bear no identity no objects, papers or clothing that could associate them with the government.

When the US government needs to act, but can not afford to be associated with the operation, deniable operatives are dispatched. “Conflict: Denied Ops delivers large-scale Hollywood style action sequences in real-world political hot spots, sure to appease fans of the FPS genre.” “We are taking the Conflict series in a new direction, making it more explosive and mature,” said Robert Lindsey, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Eidos Inc. Previously announced under the working title of Crossfire, Conflict: Denied Ops is a new paramilitary themed co-op FPS from award-winning developers, Pivotal Games, and is the fifth game in the best selling Conflict series. Hit the jump for more details and the full press release, which contains verbiage like “when the US government needs to act” and “brutalize the opposition.”Įidos announces Conflict: Denied Ops for Xbox 360, PS3, PCĮidos Interactive Ltd., one of the world’s leading publishers and developers of entertainment software, today announced the next title in the acclaimed Conflict series, Conflict: Denied Ops for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Windows PC. Not just for show, the destruction can be used to create new paths, even allowing you to create sniping holes in the environment. Set to hit the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, Conflict: Denied Ops is being called a “paramilitary themed co-op FPS.” The game also uses a new technology Pivotal are calling “Puncture Technology,” which is just a fancy way of saying that you can break a lot of things. The Pivotal Games developed title is the latest in the Conflict series of titles, which has seen two Desert Storm titles, as well as Conflict: Vietnam and Conflict: Global Terror. Eidos has re-announced a game previously known as Crossfire, re-branded as the equally banal Conflict: Denied Ops.

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