Post by Segaman on Feb 28, 2004 14:46:07 GMT -5
Vivendi Universal Games announced today that Counter-Strike: Condition Zero has shipped and will finally be released and available at retail outlets nationwide on March 23rd. This highly anticipated action game extends and expands the game on which it is based with a single-player side of the game. Co-developed by Valve and Turtle Rock Studios, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero introduces a brand-new single-player experience to the Counter-Strike series, along with some enhancements for on-line play.
The single-player part of the game offers team-based and solo gameplay through new scenarios ranging from jungle environments, artic terrains, deserts, and international city streets.
Condition Zero also offers a Career Mode that will take the player through progressively difficult matches with and against a Counter-Strike Bot. In this mode, the player will begin with limited access to A.I. teammates, items and weapons, but will earn increasingly sophisticated resources as he or she progresses up the ladder.
As part of its pre-order promotion for the game, Valve has created 20 Counter-Strike: Condition Zero trading cards -- two separate sets with 10 trading cards per set. Gamers can obtain a free set of these exclusive cards and guarantee their copy of Counter-Strike: Condition Zero by paying $10 towards their purchase at EB, GameStop, Best Buy, CompUSA, Hastings, BBY Canada, Future Shop, Multi-Micro and Amazon.com.
Counter-Strike: Condition Zero will carry a suggested retail price of $39.99 and an ESRB rating of "Mature".
The single-player part of the game offers team-based and solo gameplay through new scenarios ranging from jungle environments, artic terrains, deserts, and international city streets.
Condition Zero also offers a Career Mode that will take the player through progressively difficult matches with and against a Counter-Strike Bot. In this mode, the player will begin with limited access to A.I. teammates, items and weapons, but will earn increasingly sophisticated resources as he or she progresses up the ladder.
As part of its pre-order promotion for the game, Valve has created 20 Counter-Strike: Condition Zero trading cards -- two separate sets with 10 trading cards per set. Gamers can obtain a free set of these exclusive cards and guarantee their copy of Counter-Strike: Condition Zero by paying $10 towards their purchase at EB, GameStop, Best Buy, CompUSA, Hastings, BBY Canada, Future Shop, Multi-Micro and Amazon.com.
Counter-Strike: Condition Zero will carry a suggested retail price of $39.99 and an ESRB rating of "Mature".
