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It's still in the same universe as the other SOCOM games and three of the areas of operation in the game are similar to the console titles. It will have one new area, though, and that will be taking place in Chile, for a total of four locations. All together, these four spots will be the home of the 14 single-player missions in the game.
In a novel twist, Zipper is also including a "crosstalk" functionality for Fireteam Bravo. If players have both SOCOM 3 and Fireteam Bravo, then they can hook up the PSP to the PS2 with a USB cable and sync up the information. Events that happen in one game will affect the other and in this way the mission structure in both games will be affected.
Another feature that will be appearing in Fireteam Bravo is the ability to modify weapons and form a new combination. The list of weapons and options may not be as comprehensive as SOCOM 3's list, but with 30 weapons and options the list of possibilities is still impressive.
Lisää juttua ja kuvia em. linkin takana. Ja pitäis tulla vielä tänä vuonna.Fireteam Bravo will be supporting both ad hoc and infrastructure multiplayer modes through a Wi-Fi connection. Unfortunately, Zipper wouldn't tell us just how many people could play in the multiplayer games, but they are saying that players will be able to form clans for some team-based action.