Well first of all, welcome to the forum!
For those who don't know, this is the newest Worms title for the PSP and Nintendo DS, Worms: Open Warfare 2. While the original Open Warefare was nothing but a simple Worms game, this sports 11 new weapons, online mode with leader boards and such, and more, presented in the original 2D format that made it so popular.
It is set to release in July, 2007.

I bring to you the first screenshots, information and trailer ever released I really can't wait for this game. Worms is very well suited to the PSPs wide screen, and is also fun on the go, on your PSP.


Trailer:

Screenshots:

Packshot:

New worm colours, and possibly new minigun effects?

Worms with hats! And new smoke effects in action.

Look at that new firepunch...


More new explosion effects.

That be a girder there.

That's some nice (NICE) lightning.

New airstrike and smoke effects, looks great.

New trailer:
http://pspupdates.qj.net/Worms-Open-Warfare-2-screenshots-and-the-Concrete-Donkey-video/pg/49/aid/91672
Concrete Donkey

OH SHIT, Neo has 'quick reply' now!
AND they brought the Concrete Donkey back in worms?!!? WTF. MADNESS. =D =D =D
I swear, that donkey saved my ass soooooo many times back in the old days.
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Wait, are those worms blue?!!?

It's pretty leet
Yep, blue worms, concrete donkeys, the whole shebang
Hats too.

blue, red, and green worms! And hats, that was the coolest part about the last 3d worms game on the xbox. The first worms game on psp was a lot of fun (though I beat it pretty fast), and seeing as this is going to be multiple times better.. I can't wait for it. :]

Some guy from Team17 releases some more info about the game.

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It is generally accepted that Worms: Open Warfare didn't really meet the expectations of fans from this more than a decade old video game franchise. Development studio Team17, clearly, is trying to rebound with the sequel Worms: Open Warfare 2 (DS, PSP). Lead designer Kevin Carthew recently spoke with IGN regarding the matter.

"It has an abundance of single-player content, features in-depth training modes, a huge list of unlockable items, customizable worms, brand new types of multiplayer games, some really cool tools that allow players to create their own landscapes and online play with an extensive feature set," noted Carthew.

Aside from this, the designer also mentioned that there will be a total number of 33 weapons available in the game including ones that we have never been seen before. There are also additional features that can only be noticed, Carthew explained, while playing the game.

The lead designer then went on and talked about the game's single player mode. The Worms franchise is generally more known for its multiplayer features, that's why Team17 added some new enhancements to the single player mode. One of which is the Puzzle Mode:

It's basically thirty levels of Worms-based brain teasers. Each level asks the user to perform a specific task with a very limited amount of weaponry. Basically, the game asks the player to use weapons in a way they might not have thought of before.

Regarding multiplayer mode, Carthew explained that Nintendo's Wi-Fi Connection system for the DS somehow restricted their developers while making Worms: Open Warfare 2. The PlayStation Portable version, on the other hand will have certain advantages over the DS version when it comes to online features like online leaderboards. Carthew explained further,

Customization of Worms teams on PSP is a little more varied, with a variety of hats you can put on your team of worms. We've also been able to do more with the online community aspects of the game on PSP through clans, sharing of user-created landscapes, downloadable content, etc.

Both versions of Worms: Open Warfare 2 will be available this July.

20 more screens anyone?


Probably a new bazuka


Parachute:



LOOK! The water! You will actually be able to tell where the land ends and the water begins!





That's one big explosion.

Strategies out the window, it's sudden death!

That wierd cloud of lightning again. Strange. New weapon!

KAMAKAZIE!

Screens:

This game is a 2D game (viewed from the side) not a 3D game, right?

I like the 2D worm games, but I think the 3D ones are nowhere near as much fun becuase they are much more fiddly and complicated.

Yep, 2D. And you're right, pretty much e veryone liked the 2D games more.

New trailer can be found here.
Suppose to demonstrate the multiplayer online kinda stuff...But hey. Looks like some nice background effects with that airstrike, and plane in the background.

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Since they already mentioned the modes of play like Deathmatch, Race, and Fort Modes, Team 17 decided to let people in on other new stuff, such as the strangely named Buffalo of Lies, the Bunker Buster, and the Sentry Gun. Basically the Bunker Buster seeks out any worms that may try to infiltrate the other team from underground while the Sentry Gun automatically fires once a worm crosses the line of sight. Pretty cool indeed.