Release Date: Oct. 6, 2009
Price: N/A
Publisher: Codemasters
Developer: Codemasters
Platform(s): Xbox 360 PS3 PC
Genre: Action
ESRB Rating: Mature

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Mild Blood
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Mild Fantasy Violence
Mild Language
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Mild Sexual Themes
Mild Suggestive Themes
Mild Violence
Nudity
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Real Gambling
Realistic Blood and Gore
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Sexual Content
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Some Adult Assistance May Be Needed
Strong Language
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Tobacco Reference
Use of Alcohol
Use of Alcohol and Tobacco
Use of Drugs
Use of Drugs and Alcohol
Use of Tobacco
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Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising

Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising by Codemasters for Xbox 360 gives players the freedom to handle military crisis situations on their initiative. Unscripted missions task players with real objectives, such as laying down covering fire, covering a friendly unit's retreat, or conducting short-range recon patrol. Armed with cutting edge military hardware, players need to balance brute force with intelligent use of tactics. Once players have completed the campaign, a Mission Editor enables gamers to create their own single player and multiplayer missions.

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Review: Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising
There's a stigma in the gaming industry that a realistic simulation game has to be boring. Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising is here to challenge that notion. What it lacks in high intensity run and gun Call of Duty style gameplay, it makes up for in its tense, cinematic and fun experiences. If you've got the patience to approach the game's 11 missions as the developers intended - you'll find much to like here, but if you'd rather shoot first and ask questions later, you're in for one frustrating bug filled experience.