Hi everybody. Today I'm coming with an honest apology for all of you who are waiting so long for the Community Awards 2008 winner's announcement. Due to a lot of unforeseen circumstances around the ARMA 2 release, the whole event ran into very serious delays. I would like to say again I'm terribly sorry for this unforgivable hold up and please, don't blame my dear colleague Mr. Placebo for it as the awards were a team effort.

Final voting for the competition itself closed May 12th 2009 to find the 6 Community Award winners for their community works they did for or with ARMA: Armed Assault. We have also selected 5 random names/emails from the list of voters who will also obtain some prizes.

As we're quickly approaching the release of ARMA 2 , the third installment in Bohemia Interactive's award winning series of military PC simulations, it's a good time to clarify some things about the name and also explain why using Armed Assault 2 is wrong or why Arma is not a cheesy weird name as some English-centric souls may believe!

The Armory

The interactive encyclopedia and sandbox mode for all content in the game is back in ARMA 2.

The vehicles of ARMA II are available for inspection from today

Prague Czech Republic, April 3 rd – Bohemia Interactive and IDEA Games today introduce a new update on the ARMA II homepage. This time bringing the player a unique opportunity to explore the large amount of vehicles which are available in this highly anticipated military simulator. The latest piece of Intel, taking an in-depth look at ARMA II vehicles, has been declassified Friday 3rd late evening for immediate analysis at http://www.arma2.com