The sequel's water, in particular, looks outstanding, because it not only reflects and refracts light as it should, but it also breaks up in a realistic gush of foam particles any time a submarine emerges from the depths or a ship gets sunk. You can expect plenty of new graphical bells and whistles in the form of a new rendering engine, new water shaders (a surprisingly important addition to a strategy game where naval battles are a very real and important part of the experience), and a new lighting system that casts multiple shadows in real time (units can be shadowed by nearby mountains, as well as by nearby larger units while simultaneously casting shadows themselves). According to Taylor, most of Supreme Commander 2's tech has been overhauled-if not simply torn apart and rewritten from scratch. Taking our first look at the sequel in some time, we found it hard not to zero in on the powerful technology under the hood. You'll command squadrons of gunships and enormous walking mech units in Supreme Commander 2. Now, the studio is hard at work finishing Supreme Commander 2, a sequel that will attempt to improve on every aspect of the previous game by offering streamlined gameplay and research, a very thin and clean interface, faster-paced matches with action that heats up more quickly, and a brand-new single-player campaign with a much more-intimate story. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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