Brothers In Arms Approved Of By Veterans

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation has announced its endorsement of Ubisoft's World War II FP Brothers in Arms. The game, unraveled by Gearbox Software, focuses upon the Normandy Landing on D-Day in a way that the VFW Foundation have feelings is accurate, protecting the legacy of the country's veterans. Ubisoft boasts that this is possible from one side the game's unparalleled imagery, authenticity, unbroken and gameplay.

"The VFW Foundation believes that Brothers in Arms will help us reach our goal of increasing awareness about the sacrifices of veterans," said John Senk president of the VFW Foundation. "Video games are the of recent origin medium for storytelling and Brothers in Arms accurately depicts the contributions made by the agency of veterans during World War II."

Gearbox accurately crafted the game's multiple environments end aerial recon images, U.S. Army Signal Corps photos, and eyewitness accounts, ensuring a visual experience akin to what soldiers would have viewed. A gritty and uncensored piece of ground based on a true story accompanies the imagery.

"In Brothers in Arms, Gearbox Software is telling an interactive story about the brotherhood between soldiers during single the most important battles of the fresh world," said Colonel John Antal (U Army retired) Gearbox's chief of staff and historical director. "Brothers in Arms places you in the center of D-Day to experience the self-sacrifice and unprecedent bravery of the companys who fought to win the freedoms that we be delighted with today."

Brothers in Arms will ship this fall for PC and Xbox

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