Exclusive: Tom Clancy's EndWar - Voice Command
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Published 19 September, 2008 Duration 1:47
EndWar is the Clancy game that lets you kill by mouth, and in doing so hopes to to achieve what so many have failed: nail the RTS genre on console.
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Would have been nice to have seen some of that in the video.
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Objectives are all Phoenetic alphabet (I think), which means it makes it easier for it to register. Thinks like Alpha, Sierra, India.
Also, the voice control is VERY good, worked perfectly even with the noise at Leipzig. It's really a matter of how well the rest of the game plays as to whether I'll get it.
Strictly, you will need to use the controller occasionally, if you want to move your troops somewhere that isn't an objective or enemy, you've need to move the cursor with the right stick and say "move to target".
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HA
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FireFox
EDIT - the Russian plane stolen by Clint Eastwood - not the browser that struggles to play videos after being open more than 60 minutes
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anyway, this does look superb. but shame its not a proper Odama tribute and has forgotten the giant pinball.
maybe next time ubisoft.