As had been expected, a teaser trailer for Bohemia Interactive's ArmA 2 (PC) has been released, showing in-engine footage from the military action game.

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505 Games will publish the PC version of ArmA 2 in Europe early next year; no North American publishing partner has been announced.

Developer Bohemia Interactive today released four new in-game screenshots from the PC version of its upcoming military simulator sequel, ArmA 2.

The shots were taken from an "in-game HD video," slated for release next week.

The PC version of ArmA 2 hits Europe in early 2009, published by 505 Games, with PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 editions also in the works. No details have been announced regarding the inevitable North American release

Four new ArmA 2 screenshots have found their way online, showing more from Bohemia Interactive's followup to ArmA: Combat Operations. In related news, 505 Games today announced it will publish the game in Europe some time during the first quarter of 2009.

ArmA 2 is in development for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Bohemia Interactive today released the first in-game screenshot from ArmA 2 (PC, PS3, 360), the followup to last year's ArmA: Combat Operations.

"We have a very strict policy when it comes to publishing in-game screenshots," said Bohemia CEO Marek Spanel. "We guarantee and take pride in the fact that the screenshots are not processed in any way that would make them look better than in the actual gameplay. What you see is what you get."

Set during 2009, ArmA 2 tasks players with keeping the peace as U.S. Marines in the fictional country of Chernarus. The game marks the second unofficial sequel to Bohemia's Operation Flashpoint series, a property now owned and in development at former publisher Codemasters.

ArmA 2 is expected to hit retailers sometime later this year.

Bomehia Interactive today announced that it is working on ArmA 2, a followup to the military simulator known as ArmA: Combat Operations in North America and ArmA: Armed Assault elsewhere.

Set during 2009, ArmA 2 has you playing as members of a United States Marine Corps Force Recon squad sent to the fictional country of Chernarus, where they must keep the peace and prevent further civilian casualties.

The game is set for a 2008 release on PC and unspecified next-generation console system. Bohemia Interactive is also overseeing development of Queen's Gambit, an expansion pack for the original ArmA.