Shadow Ops: Red Mercury Review
Published: June 15, 2004
Shadow Ops: Red Mercury was created to be the closest thing to the thriller flick Black Hawk Down, and maybe even a more exciting rendition of the movie than the upcoming Climax release with the �official� title.
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Shadow Ops Theatrical Trailer
Published: August 20, 2004
The theatrical trailer of Shadow Ops, showcasing the music of Inon Zur.
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Scoring Shadow Ops Red Mercury
Published: August 20, 2004
Here's a behind the scenes look at the creation of the score for Shadow Ops: Red Mercury.
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Shadow Ops: Gameplay Footage
Published: June 01, 2004
We bring you a five minute long gameplay movie of Shadow Ops: Red Mercury.
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Urban Warfare
Published: May 02, 2004
Taking heavy fire in the middle of the city is no fun, and you'll have to work closely with your squad in order to find cover and get out of the area alive.
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Shooter on the Balcony
Published: May 02, 2004
After making their way out of a building, the squad must eliminate a sniper firing down from above.
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Welcome to the Jungle
Published: May 02, 2004
The heat of the jungle goes up a few degrees as the team comes acrossed a village filled with enemy forces.
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Gotta Love the Sniper Rifle
Published: May 02, 2004
It's always better to take out the enemy before they see you coming, and nothing helps get the job done more than a well sighted sniper rifle.
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Content Sections
Set in the near future, Shadow Ops: Red Mercury is a gritty, real-world FPS in which the player fills the combat boots of an elite Delta Force operative. When a female Russian double-agent discovers information on "Red Mercury" - a secret substance that can be used as a nuclear accelerant - the player is hand-picked by the National Security Agency (NSA) to pursue the Red Mercury before it is used to build backpack nuclear devices and sold to terrorist organizations.
