Sydney, Australia, Monday 13 August 2012

As part of bringing Carrier Command to the modern age, Bohemia Interactive has announced NVIDIA 3D Vision® support for the Windows PC version of Carrier Command: Gaea Mission. The enhanced perception of depth blends perfectly with the game’s futuristic setting.

Those who expect gaming to drive the consumer adoption of 3D will see their belief fueled by the cutting edge 3D implementation in Carrier Command: Gaea Mission. “Supporting 3D Vision reaffirms the philosophy behind our game’s ‘NVIDIA: The Way It’s Meant to be Played’ label. Although personal preference will always be a factor, I think for many it will be part of the optimal experience and draw them even deeper into our game”, said Executive Producer Jan Kunt.

Carrier Command: Gaea Mission will also be playable at Bohemia Interactive’s booth at Gamescom. Here enthusiasts are welcomed to try out the Windows PC and Xbox 360® version of the game.

For more information on NVIDIA 3D Vision®, head over to http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-main.html

Requires NVIDIA 3D Vision® (capable) hardware and NVIDIA 3D Vision® Photo Viewer. Samples were taken with depth amount set to maximum.

Carrier Command: Recruits

Carrier Command: Recruits is an episodic series of free mini-games preparing people for the Gaea Mission. By completing an episode and sharing their progress on Facebook or Twitter before Monday August 20th, players will be able to win 1 of 5 digital copies of Carrier Command: Gaea Mission. Episodes 1-3 are now available at www.carriercommand.com/recruits

To learn more about Carrier Command: Gaea Mission, be sure to check out our E3 2012 walkthrough trailer