The Wargamer is the latest site to post a Close Combat First to Fight preview, taking a look at various aspects of the game. The tactical action game is scheduled to ship later this year on PC, Xbox and Mac.

On FileShack you can now find the Close Combat: First To Fight trailer which appeared on IGN a few days ago, without the watermark and 640x480 in resolution. Quicktime is required to play the 57mb movie.

Some more First to Fight for ya, another preview of the game has shown up over at GameSpy now.

Close Combat: First to Fight has been unveiled with screenshots and a video made available. You can check out with both IGN and GameSpot have to say as well as see the trailer. Here's the opening blurb from GameSpot:

Close Combat: First to Fight is the upcoming, realistic first-person shooter being developed by Destineer in conjunction and cooperation with the United States Marine Corps. The Corps is actively assisting development, and has dispatched dozens of decorated combat veterans fresh from the battles of Iraq and Afghanistan to provide input and advice. As such, First to Fight won't be a run-and-gun shooting game where you blast everything that moves, but rather a realistic, squad-based game along the lines of Full Spectrum Warrior, with the major difference being that you will play in first-person as a Marine Corps fireteam leader personally leading your men into action. While the Corps will use First to Fight to help train marines to make decisions on the battlefield, you'll be able to play First to Fight to experience what modern, urban combat feels like.

We'll have some more media and a trailer here on Shacknews/FileShack later on this week.

There's a Close Combat: First to Fight Q&A on Computer & Video Games this afternoon. Community manager Steven Charbonneau answers questions about US Marine involvement, goals for the game, the squad element, comparisons between this game and Full Spectrum Warrior, and the types of missions we can expect.

GameSpy has posted the second Close Combat: First to Fight development diary. In this installment Destineer president Peter Tamte lays out the differences between the Marine and commercial versions of the game.

GameSpy has posted the first Close Combat: First To Fight development diary. Destineer president Peter Tamte talks about the relationship between his company and the U.S. Marines, and how they are working together for the game.

GameSpot has posted a Q&A with Destineer president Peter Tamte, asking him about the upcoming Close Combat: First to Fight. There are questions about the input from marines, differences between this game and America's Army & Full Spectrum Warrior, the training part of the game, research done, the game engine and more. Three new screenshots are included as well.

Also on HomeLAN Fed today is this Close Combat Q&A. Peter Tamte of Destineer answers questions about things like the involvement of the US Marine Corps and Atomic Games with First to Fight, the game engine, unique features, and future Destineer projects.

GameSpy and PC.IGN are the latest to offer impressions of Close Combat: First to Fight, the new tactical action game from Atomic Games, Destineer and Gathering.

1UP and GameSpot are the first two sites (more will follow) to post their previews of Close Combat: First to Fight, described by both as a Full Spectrum Warrior type game where you actually get to shoot. Update: another preview can be found at UGO.