Verra plus tard ce que ca donne vraiment, mais il m'interresse qund même un peu. Le truc qui me désole c'est que depuis le ghost 2 ils aient laissé l'investigation des baraques et immeuble a rainbow6 mais c'etait genial je trouve.

Ghost Recon, as a series, seems to have taken a back seat to the plethora of shooters that have made their way onto the market over the past few years. If you've yet to play either Advanced Warfighter or the sequel on your console, then you owe it to yourself to pick them as they're rather cheap.

Today, we're bringing to you a rather large batch of information on Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. The May issue of the Official Xbox Magazine features the title on the cover, and features quite a bit of information on the shooter. Below, you'll find a list of the more juicy details.
The game will feature split-screen cooperative play, but it's yet to be determined if it will be two or four players.
Soldiers in Future Soldier benefit from "load-bearing leg braces that enable them to move swiftly" even as they're covered in a ton of heavy technology.
Gamers can sprint to cover, slide-tackle enemies, and hurdle low obstacles thanks to their new exoskeleton.
A first for the series, the soldiers will have close-combat takedowns at their disposal. The takedowns are based on various forms of martial arts.
The team is divided into four members, each with a different class. The classes are: Commando, Engineer, Sniper, and Recon.
Commando is very similar to a standard soldier, using a rifle with multiple components and shoulder mounted rocket launcher. Engineer has loadouts including a UAV drone which can be steered by the soldier. Sniper features the main advantage of identifying targets. Recon features the optical camo (invisible cloak), and will be what most gamers want to play as. However, when not cloaked, you'll be quite distinguishable on the battlefield.
The game begins with "the Russian president being kidnapped by extremists, and instead of breaking out the popcorn for a cutscene, you'll be in the shoes of one of his bodyguards. Regardless of how well you may perform during this sequence, you won't be successful, and the capture of the Russian leader is the flashpoint that kicks off what becomes a truly international campaign."
The game will feature quite a few different settings for the game, being much removed from the bland Mexico settings fans were used to.
Teammate A.I. has been much improved. Your A.I. partners will move like they have "ten to twelve years of military training". Instead of running in front of you, they're more prone to follow like squadmates should.
The partners are said to cover your flank and angles you can't always get to when you move forward.
With the tap of a button, you can follow your teammate automatically. Doing this technique will allow you to focus on enemy fire, and keep an eye on your teammates back as you continue forward. All four players can actually link up at once as well.
The link-up feature is available in multiplayer too. Stand close enough to a cloaked squadmate in multiplayer, and you'll be cloaked. Future Soldier is aiming to encourage teamwork over everything else.
The co-op is four players, and completely drop-in/drop-out co-op for the campaign mode. Multiplayer is said to be 8vs8, and contains classic modes such as capture-the-flag and domination.
The Persistent Elite Creation system from Rainbow Six Vegas 2 will make its way into the title. Meaning, your items in the campaign will be synchronized with those items you use in multiplayer along with your character.
Looking at all of the information revealed in the May issue of OXM, it's hard to look at Ghost Recon and recognize it. The series seems to have mixed elements from popular shooters, and combined them into one. Will it work and stay balanced? We're not entirely sure, but we're glad that Ubisoft is holding a multiplayer beta to help ensure that this Summer.

What do you think of all the information unveiled on Ghost Recon: Future Soldier? Are you planning on picking up Splinter Cell: Conviction to take part in the multiplayer beta? Be sure to leave us a comment below or sound off in our forums!