New screenshots from Call of Duty 2 - which you can view on this page - provide a glimpse of the Point Du Hoc level featuring in the first-person shooter sequel. Focussing on part of the D-Day invasion, it recreates the involvement of elite combat outfit the U.S. Rangers which was given the task of scaling a sheer cliff face and then neutralising enemy guns situated on the top that were sighted on the beaches.

Expected to be released on 24th June, demo is out on 10th June!
Packed with tanks, jeeps, APCs, buggies, helicopters, gunships, jet fighters, aircraft carriers and zodiac boats - as well as all the weapon loadouts and command systems and persistent player rankings we've been promised over the past six months. Two sides, Americans and the Middle East Coalition, fighting over a handful of control points, spread amongst mid- to low-level buildings, inlet rivers, bridges, coastlines and a railway with a stalled train acting as a mid-map separator. Sounds sweet :D

Players will experience the action through the eyes of four different characters, and we'll be able to tackle Call of Duty 2's four campaigns - or storylines - in vanilla style (i.e. in the order in which the game presents them to us) or follow the chronological timeline of the historical battles present for a slice of added authenticity. We can also expect battlefields designed to address the strictly linear nature of the original game by allowing us to follow multiple paths to mission goals...go HERE to read the interview with CoD2s military advisors!