D-day is justifying its significance in gaming world too as third party developer, Gearbox Software who designed Brothers In Arms: Road to Hill 30 too is on the mark to develop another sequal in the same line. The sequel is Brothers in Arms D-Day a World War II thematic game with cutting edge technology and actions with new ammunitions. The gameplay with Normandy campaign also comprises the use of MG42, mortar attacks with 12 various tricky missions.
The title is set for release on 5th Dec in the US and 27th Dec in Europe for PSP that is call of the time in US as well as Japan after poor sales of recently launched Sony's next-gen console PS3. IGN has provided with us some hot screenshots from the game to calm down the high tidal waves roused by the proclamation.
The latest screenshots are pinned below; scroll down for a glance:
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