Hawk Ops Trailer at Gamescom ONL

Yes, both Call of Duty and Battlefield will be able to clean their toes. Once Delta Force: Hawk Ops gets up to speed, this free-to-play shooter could become a strong contender for the big boys. I told you so! After all, I was there when Delta Force took its first steps into the online battlefield in 1998.

But hey, that was then, and now is now. Although I must say that my first few games of Delta Force: Hawk Ops with the PGLS boyz left me wanting more. The only thing that bothers me is the mouse and keyboard controls because I’m not used to it anymore.

Yesterday during Gamescom ONL, we saw a new trailer for the promising, and above all free-to-play, shooter.

Delta Force is a free-to-play tactical first-person shooter coming soon to Xbox, PC, and mobile. Delta Force, the latest installment in the classic series, returns with improved weapons, stunning environments, and a dynamic, authentic world.

Engage in massive multiplayer battles and engage the enemy on land, at sea, and in the air in Havoc Warfare. Experience intense extraction with your team in Hazard Operations or travel back to 1993 in the Black Hawk Down campaign mode. It’s clearly based on the classic Ridley Scott film.

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Pragalicious old age blanket but certainly no less delicious than the younger crew members. As a little boy, he wanted to buy a console, but his father wouldn’t let him. So he said the famous words: “When I grow up, I’ll buy everything myself.” As a young boy, he was a regular at the seaside parks and fairgrounds in his shorts, white socks and sandals. I became fascinated by Snake and Pong, and soon moved on to Quake, Hexen, Doom, Wolfenstein 3D and Delta Force. But the big changes in the game rules were Quake 3 Arena (1999) and Unreal Tournament (1999). By the way, Braga claims to be the illegitimate (or should we say alien) son of Indiana Jones and Lara Croft. We’ll leave him in his faith… (or give him medicine in due time)
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