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Global Operations

26 March 20027.4/ 10 · 6 votesMature3

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Global Operations (GOPS) is a first person shooter game that puts you in some of today's hotspots, like Chechnya, Sri Lanka and the South China seas.

You play a member of an elite military force and must accomplish team-specific missions, like "Rescue the Hostage", "Disarm the Bomb", "Assassination", and "Object Control".

You have an arsenal of real-life weapons, such as machine guns, shotguns, snipers, and more, as well as accessories, such as silencers, laser sights, and night vision goggles.

You can play as one of seven different roles; Recon (find the enemy), Commando (lead your team), Medic (heal your team), Heavy Gunner (lay covering fire), Demo (explosives expert), Sniper (long-range kills) and Intel (multiplayer only; command your troops).

You can play multiplayer, with up to 32 players, with 26 elite fighting forces and 13 diverse conflict zones.

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayer

Perspective

First person

Game details

Business Model

Commercial

Supported Systems/Models

x86 (32-bit)

Drivers/APIs Supported

Direct3D

Media Type

CD-ROM

Sound Capabilities

EAX

Input Devices Supported/Optional

Keyboard, Mouse

Additional Hardware Required

3D Accelerator

Multiplayer Options

Internet, LAN

Number of Offline Players

8+ Players

Number of Online Players

2-24 Players

System requirements

Min. CPU Class Required

Intel Pentium III

Min. OS Class Required

Windows 98

Min. RAM Required

128 MB

Min. DirectX Version Required

DirectX 8.0

Min. CD-ROM Drive Speed Required

4X (600 KB/s)

Min. Video Memory Required

16 MB

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Also known as

GOpsCommon abbreviation

Global OpsCommon title

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Facts

Developer

Barking Dog

Released

26 March 2002

Platforms

PCWindows

Age ratings

ESRBMaturePEGI16USK16ACBMA15+OFLC (New Zealand)R16FPB16ELSPA15+VET/SFB15 (Square)DJCTQ18

Standing

Top 4% by visits

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1st-personShooterDirect control