VBS2 [SEP] publisher
Interactive Australia (now known as Bohemia Interactive Simulations, a spin-off company of former Bohemia Interactive Studio (Bohemia Interactive). "VBS2" since version 1.40 are under development by Bohemia Interactive Simulations (abbrev BISIM), which is separate company to/from Bohemia Interactive (abbrev. BI).
In 2001, Bohemia Interactive Australia (BIA) was formed to take "Operation Flashpoint" and develop a militarised version suitable for Tactical training. By late 2001, the U.S. Marine Corps was provided an alpha version of
the automatic rifleman, proper sequencing of an attack, ammunition discipline and succession of command.
Their code was adapted for the commercial "Doom II" before its release, and requires a commercial copy of "Doom II" 1.9 to run.
In 1997, video game publisher GT Interactive acquired the rights to distribute "Marine Doom".
See also.
- "Full Spectrum Warrior", another game initially developed for the United States Army for training purposes
- "VBS1", "VBS2" and