Fenderstratdave

With ArmA, and now the newly released ArmA II, I can imagine many have moved on. But are there still people who enjoy playing co-op missions in this game?

Hello! My name is David, and I am an Xbox 360 console gamer. For TOO long, the Xbox 360 has been plagued with completely unrealistic arcade military games such as Call of Duty, the Battlefield series, and... Halo. Although these are all quality games and are great for other reasons, they can't even get close to the replayability of Arma II, with its realistic and challenging A.I., excellent co-op and multiplayer, and best of all, its outstanding mission editor. Now, I would totally go out right now and buy this gem. But, I happen to be a Mac user, and when it comes right down to it, Macs simply aren't gaming computers. Even with Bootcamp, the game just wouldn't run the same. When I heard this game was going to be released for the Xbox 360, I flipped out. I couldn't believe it, considering the closest thing we have for a war simulation on the 360 is the Ghost Recon series. However, as the game developed further, it began to look as though the 360 simply wouldn't be able to handle it. SO, TO THE POINT: 1: Is this game still in development for the 360? 2: Is it true that the 360 is closest to the PC as far as consoles go, and therefore it has the ability to handle Arma II pretty well? 3: What things are going to be simplified / done without in the 360 version in order for it to cross over on platforms? Is the game going to be ultra dumbed down, or will it just be some little things such as graphics, and maybe even getting rid of the campaign? Also, feel free to guestimate the answers to these questions to the best of your abilities, as I'm sure no one can answer 100% certainly for any of these yet, but I'm sure we can take accurate guesses? Thanks guys!