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Muze Inc. - Windows (US):
Special Features
- 10 critical missions drawn from real life situations in the field
- With an intelligent enemy and friendly troops the mission progresses in real time as you work to save lives
- Choose which medical tools to take on each mission
- Directly manipulate realistic medical tools, including a tourniquet survival saw bandages and more
- Manage scarce medical resources while struggling to provide quality care in the field
- Detailed briefing and debriefing from the unit commander for clues and feedback on how to succeed
- Three modes of play easy, intermediate, and expert
Warnings: Mild Animated Violence
Contributed by Jeanne  (59655) on Feb 24, 2006.
Press Release:
LEAVE NO MAN BEHIND "COMBAT MEDIC: SPECIAL OPERATIONS" PC GAME IMITATES REAL-LIFENew 3D Title from Legacy Interactive Developed Alongside Actual Army Medic
HOLLYWOOD, California, May 3, 2002 - The dangers of sneak attacks and sniper fire. The glory of saving lives on the modern battlefield. Now you can feel the pressure of being a Special Forces Medic in Combat Medic: Special Operations, the first 3-D medical military simulation for PC. The game has shipped to retailers nationwide.
In Combat Medic, players test their skills as a Special Forces Combat Medic charged with saving and defending the lives of company members during firefights in a Middle East conflict. Combat Medic was developed and published by Legacy Interactive, the world leader in Real Life Games, and is distributed by Vivendi Universal Interactive Publishing.
The war-based simulation was created in conjunction with actual Special Forces combat medics, who provided developers with real-life scenarios, combat wound details and feedback.
Commenting on the game, U.S. Army Special Forces Combat Medic Daniel Rembish said, "While playing Combat Medic: Special Operations I felt like I was running the lanes again in Fort Sam Houston. Legacy Interactive has done a remarkable job of bringing to life the world of a Combat Medic. The game captures the intense nature of a medic's main objective - to stay alive and save others."
Assigned to the war front in the Middle East, players advance through 10 critical missions drawn from real-life situations in the field. First, players select from three different medic characters, each with their own skills and advantages. Then comes the mission briefing, and the point at which players must carefully pack their field bags with a limited supply of medical instruments including a tourniquet, survival saw, and bandages.
Upon reaching an injured soldier, players assess the injuries and treat the patient as necessary using the tools of an actual medic. Wounds include amputations, blast injuries, battle psychosis and more. Along the way, players receive hints and feedback in the form of text and voice-overs about how well they are doing. In several missions, players will need to rely on other soldiers and utilize weapons differently to reach and successfully treat patients. If procedures are not carried out properly soldiers will perish on the battlefield. Once the mission is complete, players receive a debriefing and a performance review. Medals are awarded for exceptionally high scores.
Combat Medic: Special Operations includes a "secret" site available only to those players who purchase the game. The site reveals cheat codes, Easter egg codes, exclusive behind-the-scenes videos, and much more.
Players can also visit an interactive product micro site, which includes weekly contests, discussion forums, tips and tricks, wallpaper and promo videos. The site can be found at http://www.legacyinteractive.com/combatmedic.
Combat Medic: Special Operations is available for purchase in retail stores throughout the US and Canada for a suggested retail price of $19.99.
The world leader in Real Life Games, Legacy Interactive has sold more than 700,000 copies of its popular award winning Emergency Room® series that includes: Emergency Room 2, Emergency Room Disaster Strikes, Emergency Room Life or Death, Code Blue, Code Red, Emergency Room 3, Vet Emergency, 911 Paramedic, and ERSIM.com.
Other Legacy titles include Moon Tycoon, Pursuit of Justice, and the upcoming game based on the popular TV drama "Law & Order" this fall. For more information, visit www.legacyinteractive.com.
COMBAT MEDIC: SPECIAL OPERATIONS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Pentium III or equivalent
128MB RAM
8MB Video Card
16x CD-ROM drive
DirectX 7.0 or higher
IE 5.0 or higher
Sound Card
Contributed by Jeanne (59655) on Nov 13, 2005.
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Company Line:
Assigned to the war front in the Middle East, players will advance through 10 critical missions drawn from real-life situations in the field. First, players select from three different medic characters, each with their own skills and advantages. Then comes the mission briefing, and the point at which players must carefully pack their field bags with a limited supply of medical instruments including a tourniquet, survival saw, and bandages. Upon reaching an injured soldier, players assess the injuries and treat the patient as necessary. Wounds include amputations, blast injuries, battle psychosis and more. Along the way, players receive hints and feedback in the form of text and voice-overs about how well they are doing. In several missions, players will need to rely on other soldiers and utilize weapons differently to reach and successfully treat patients. If procedures are not carried out properly soldiers will perish on the battlefield. Once the mission is complete, players receive a debriefing and a performance review. Players are either reprimanded or praised based on overall performance. Medals are awarded for exceptionally high scores.
Contributed by Jeanne (59655) on Nov 13, 2005.
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