The movements of both dogs are used to portray Riley, whoвЂ™s also wearing a camera on his back to give his perspective in the game.Дespite RileyвЂ™s aggressive nature, players like having him around and are already protective of him. Pretend weвЂ™re in a desert area and act accordingly.вЂ™ Ruger is like, вЂDude, this is a studio with mats like people do exercises on at the gym, and thereвЂ™s white lines on the ground.вЂ™ Just trying to get him to act as if it was a real environment was the hardest thing.вЂќ вЂњIn this environment, we didnвЂ™t have trees or grass,вЂќ said RugerвЂ™s trainer, Chris Connell, of working in the studio.

The developers at Infinity Ward told the Associated Press that they met with a retired Navy SEAL and his former military service dog to learn about how they worked together, and then cast Ruger the German Shepherd and Rico the Belgian Malinois, whose movements they captured to be used in the game. They can give him orders, such as creating distractions or attacking enemies. Players can control RileyвЂ™s movements at certain points in the game. Call of Duty: Ghosts is the 10 th installment of the game, which has traditionally been released around Veterans Day. The game is just being released today, but Riley, a playable military attack dog, already has quite a following thanks to trailers from the game.ДЇor the uninitiated, Call of Duty is a military video game franchise where you usually play as a first or third person shooter.

Meet Riley, whoвЂ™s making waves as a hero in Call of Duty: Ghosts. The star of the latest edition of the popular Call of Duty video game isnвЂ™t your typical soldier - itвЂ™s a four-legged one.

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