…Dirty Bomb should have the Big Ben/Elizabeth Tower/Westminster Clock Tower in it somewhere, but I could never find it.
Until now:
Disclaimer: If it has been found already, I apologise and want you to disregard/lock this thread.
Figured it’d be fun to know that it’s here with us after all!
EDIT: Found the Tower Bridge too. Atleast a tiny bit of it.
@Nail The Elizabeth Tower, yeah.
@Sniff That’s a molotov. I was in the Private Server mixing around with guns and abilities when I found this.
I know they renamed it recently, but as a lifelong Londoner it will always be the Westminster Clock Tower to me. None of this “Elizabeth Tower” rubbish for me.
Bagh, details! I edited in the three possible names now anyway : V
EDIT: On another note, I also found the Tower Bridge while looking around. Added to the main post.
I’d like to see some more iconic stuff as well. The closest we’ll get anytime soon is Dome, I imagine.
Oh there’s quite a plenty of them! I’ve found The Shard, 30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin) and the London Eye in the first screenshot. - And as you say, we’ll get the Millenium Dome relatively soon in our game.
So when do we get the map where we push across the Tower Bridge and blow it up along the way? 
I’m just waiting for a map where we can play in The Shard and shoot the glass underneath 
It’d be cool to have a level where you’re actually running through the underground tracks but given the 7/7 bombings, it’d be insensitive to actually blow up anything there. So I can understand why that’ll never happen!
@ChinChill You say that, but the scrubs trailer shown at E3 depicts Fletcher blowing up a train on Underground. Between the stiff upper lip and the 10 years that have passed, I think we might be considered ready for some virtual explosions on an underground network devoid of virtual civilians.
@Vexed Maybe. Damn I often forget Splash Damage themselves are British - Americans tend to be more delicate about that sort of thing!
@ChinChill British television has noted that many commuters reacted the exact same way as they did following the announcement of the London Olympics. That reaction ran thus:
“Oh… But how am I going to get home?”
@Vexed Yeah. Admittedly I avoided watching the new that night; didn’t want to see the images connected to it. It’s similar to when someone tries to commit suicide on the tracks. Causes a hold-up and while you worry about the person who’s in that mental state, most people are used to it and just want to get to their destination on time.