Crave and Barking Dog just continue to unleash those Global Operations screenshots upon us. Here are three new ones from the LithTech powered tactical shooter.

Saw on VE that a site called Worth Playing has three new screenshots from Barking Dog's Global Operations. All three shots are from 3 different missions.

New on HomeLan this morning is a Global Operations interview, talking to lead designer Chris Mair about this FPS game. They talk about Barking Dog's work on Counter-Strike Beta 5, the class system in the game, the intelligence officer class, the weapons and much more.

HomeLAN - Much has been made of the large number of weapons that will be available in Global Ops. How did the team pick out which weapons to use for the game?
Chris Mair - We used armourers to help narrow down the weapons we would use. We studied the appropriate modern weapons that are in use and narrowed those down to around 40 weapons we liked. We then went to a private firing range where we could handle all the weapons and video tape and recorded them being fired. After that consultation we were able to narrow the weapons down to the 32 we currently have in the game. Some of the weapons like the Colt M4 Carbine or the AK-47 were obvious choices for the game. Others like the G-11 were picked because we liked their unique style.

The GlobalOps page has another update today featuring images of weapons to be included in the game. They look quite a bit like guns.

Over at MadOnion are two new screenshots from Global Operations, the tactical FPS from Barking Dog Studios. Its powered by the LithTech engine.

PC.IGN has a new Global Operations preview, giving impressions of a build shown at a recent press event. No new screenshots are included, Gamespot already posted those before.

The Global Operations site has been updated, offering two (one, two) screenshots previously seen in a Gamespy preview along with two image of weapon models. Gamespot also has five screenshots from this tactical shooter.

The Global Operations website has been updated, as two "specialties" have been added. They have an overview of the sniper and demolition expert characters.

PCShooter has a new GlobalOps interview with the associate producer working on the project which is also featured in that article mentioned above this one.

Over at Gamespy is a pretty lengthy preview of Global Operations, giving a very good overview of this upcoming team based action FPS game from Barking Dog (CS beta 5). Besides plenty of new info, there are quotes from team members and also new screenshots. Here's a bit about the Intelligence Officer

The inclusion of an Intelligence Officer reveals a new layer for team-based tactics, implemented in response to gaming community requests for more control of communications in team-based games. The Intelligence Officer doesn't fight on the field. Instead, he receives information about his team via shoulder-mounted cameras and fixed cameras in the field (ie: security cameras). From a unique interface, the Officer monitors team health, specialties and locations and can distribute radio, text and voice commands as well as set waypoints on a map. This command level support allows players to maintain a sense of unity and awareness while bringing further tactical strategies to the gamer. Additionally, the Intelligence Officer may communicate with the living and the "dead." In this way, players in the field and players in Elysium maintain some level of understanding as to the team's position and strategies for success.

Over at the Global Operations site are several new screenshots from this upcoming tactical shooter by Barking Dog Studios. They've been featured in some previews that have appeared online and show the Mexico and South China Seas missions.

Saw on VE that Computer and Video Games has an interview with Crave producer Jeff Barnhart. They talk about Barking Dog's Global Operations tactical game.

Forgot to mention earlier that the Global Operations website has an all-new design. Much better than before. There's also a screensaver that you can download and there are also a bunch of new screenshots from the Sri Lanka mission.

The Global Operations site has been updated with three new screenshots from the Sri Lanka. Unfortunately, they look remarkably unimpressive. Here are some other screenshots.

ActionVault has what they are calling an intelligence report on Global Operations from Barking Dog. The Counter-Strike style LithTech title which aims to one-up the Half-Life mod.

The Global Operations website has been updated with six new screenshots from the game. They are from the Lima area. Global Operations is a realistic action shooter using the Lithtech engine.

New on Gamespot today is a video of Global Operations, the realistic action game from Barking Dog Studios. Chris Mair of BDS walks through a demo level in this 45mb download. Thanks Blues News.

The GlobalOps guys are posting updates on the official website about their CS-Killer game. The latest update is a new character listed. Here are the screenshots of their work.

There is a brief news article on the Lithtech powered realism game Global Operations on FGN Online. They ask Barking Dog's Chris Mair what the company took from Counter-Strike to help create their own game.

The Global Operations website has been updated again. They added are 3 new weapons and 15 Concept Art images to the site.