Trailer - BODYCOUNT "E3 Gameplay Video/Welcome to the Network" for PS3 and Xbox 360

The 'Welcome to The Network' reveal video is entirely captured from the pre-alpha E3 build and gives a work-in-progress insight into the stylish, outrageous arcade action Bodycount blasts from both barrels. Opening in a desolated African landscape, intense fire-fights rage between military and militia factions as the player tears though cover in an orgy of bullets and destruction to take them down.

The video shows a wide range of environmental elements shredding and exploding in real time as Bodycount's super-charged weaponry rips them to pieces, dynamically changing the environment and presenting unique tactical challenges and opportunities for players. Gamers are also introduced to the 'Psycho Tank', a mini-gun wielding maniac who stops at nothing as he smashes through walls to get to his target.

In Bodycount, players assume the role of a young renegade who finds himself in a deadly situation way beyond his control when he becomes ensnared by a shadowy organization known only as 'The Network'. He becomes a 'John Doe', an anonymous yet powerful 'combat asset', dropped into the world's most dangerous warzones to carry out overt assassinations with extreme prejudice.

Players can deploy a mouth-watering selection of contemporary weaponry and unleash a range of heavy-duty tactical support, including mobile gun platforms and fearsome air support by collecting Intel and chaining kills to rack up their Bodycount. Guided by a female operative, who is as enigmatic as her employers, players are encouraged to leave no witnesses as they engage in chaotic, close-quarters combat and best in class gun play.

Bodycount rips apart the FPS with a single-minded focus on the bullet and its impact on the world. Whether it's the bone-jarring, blood-spattering devastation of firing into an enemy or shredding scenery with a hail of bullets, every pull of the trigger is turned into a moment of exhilaration and power. Bodycount will put the fun back into the fun as the player takes on enemy squad AI who hunt in packs and experience the carnage caused by richly varied shredding technology, all powered by Codemasters' EGO® Game Technology platform.

Set to feature online and co-operative multiplayer modes, Bodycount is in development for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft® and PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system.

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[TriumphantLoser]

I better get an option to mute that annoying voice.

John, you're running low on ammunition.

John, you're taking an inconsiderable amount of damage.

John, come rape me.

[trollhammar]

looks crappy.

[TheTechnicolorRobot]

Wow! You can shoot explosive barrels and blow up walls, all this with sucky graphics, clunky controls, lame guns, and you get one AWESOME game!

[TheDavies03ox]

@poopikins i know. and brink was shit in my opinion.

[VirusesX01]

Looks cool, let's see if is going to be a good game.

[OficialHangar]

looks like shit, can't compare to black that was a masterpiece

[danin900]

It does look like Black

however, it seems very, VERY slow paced

[FAWEXX]

looks a bit like orienting on brink with weapons and custom options.

[arthcarv]

looks like black

[LegionOfZer0]

@kyleisreallycool Destructible environments of this scale are. Or were you thinking that it was an advancement being able to shoot through walls in CoD? I truly think you don't understand what they are doing here.

[kyleisreallycool]

@LegionOfZer0 destructible environments are nothing new

[LegionOfZer0]

@kyleisreallycool It really isn't though. You're missing the part where almost all the environment is destructible. Would you like me to fix your computer screen for you?