Basically, what I'm saying is that they look real - you get the picture. Well, if they weren't built of pixels or on a screen you might think they were real anyway. The entire Ghost squad are remarkably solid, with idle animations and general movement so fluid and free of the normal cycled animation that you're genuinely fooled into thinking that they're real people. From the dusty slums of Mexico City to the massive explosions and bloody violence in the high and mighty central business district there's a real gutsy feel to the visuals of Ghost Recon 3 - ably complemented by a real over-the-shoulder documentary feel to the way the camera chases behind your character when you flick into third-person. Future Shockīut whereas the technology behind your four-man team of Ghosts seems cold and efficient, the battlescapes they find themselves in certainly are not. Full Satellite readouts and assistance from gunships and airstrikes. Sniper rifles that can both see and blast through brick walls. Enemies marked out in red, friendlies in green and the slightly suspicious in orange. Hover above Mexican streets relaying complete situational awareness. Cross-Com helmets with maps, video links, health and ammo readouts. Essentially, we're talking Universal Soldier without the dead-eyed acting of Van Damme's conveniently dead super-soldier. Well, Ghost Recon 3 answers that moved beyond plasma screen menus and into calculated, efficient and clean ways of delivering death to foreigners.
In 2013 technology will have tells you the outside temperature, can you even imagine what they'll be able to do in eight years' time? And if we have wonders like a McDonalds menu that not only shows you the price of a Big Mac but also question. A Few Years ago while loitering in Birmingham New Street station, I saw a plasma screen menu in McDonalds - this is when I realised that I was living in the future.
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