MoH's opening D-Day assault sets the tone of the game perfectly. You'll know what we mean when your screen shakes and you hear the "thump, thump" over audio files per level of artillery exploding in every direction. Then there's the crackle of machine-gun fire and the sight of your fellow troops getting thrown into the air like rag dolls.
This game manages to pack more wallop in two missions than some games stuff in Scott Langteau, producer at DreamWorks, sums it up perfectly: "We're trying to scare the hell out of you. And they're really good at it. They tapped military advisors Capt. Dale Dye from Platoon , Band of Brothers and the Smithsonian to make sure their Nazis acted and looked authentic, right down to the way their uniforms were buttoned.
They went to the Netherlands for free Yeah, sure guys. Whether or not DreamWorks' management is gullible doesn't matter. The developer's thirst for detail definitely paid off, particularly evidenced when you trade fire on the battlefield. The baddies won't sit and eat your lead. Instead, they'll scramble for cover or turn over a table to make some. A few of the bastards are so dodgy that you'd swear it's easier to get a clear shot at a groundhog on a foggy golf course.
That's your signal to use a bazooka. Not every moment will grind your teeth. A handful of covert-ops offer a breather by turning you into a working-man's James Bond.
Sorry, no Martinis here. Your numerous chores include disabling trucks and clearing road blocks, in addition to finding secret files. Hell, we wouldn't have been surprised to see "scrub a swastika off a toilet" after gawking at the to-do lists. Our favorite assignment of the bunch was using a fake ID to sneak around a German compound Castle Wolfenstein-slyle. Oh, the Apple II memories! Come to think of it, forget all the cool stuff we just talked about. Any game that rekindles our fond memories of that breakthrough Nazi-buster is enough to get us excited.
You probably won't find anyone named Jimmy Patterson in this day and age, but that's what they call your hero in the sequel to EA's World War II blast-fest.
Seems the lieutenant has to complete five missions with three levels each in order to find a HO. At least you don't have to go at it alone. Being familiar with WWII and the camaraderie and pride it took to overwhelm the determined Axis powers is a plus. The graphics and sound are great and it feels like you get to be a part of what was the Great Generation. Those who were devoted to freedom at all costs banded together across all walks of life. Your squad mates yell out enemy locations, but it can sound a bit redundant after a while.
The missions go from fairly easy to you being bullet ridden in the final mission Varsity. Looking up and seeing a sky filled with paratroopers is a nice touch. There is some banter from enemy troops which is not exactly helpful, but adds a dimension to the game that makes it more interesting.
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Game review Downloads Screenshots Ultimately, with Call of Duty around, EA has some improvements to make in order to keep up Parachute In As Corporal Keegan, 82nd Airborne Division, a parachute drop gone wrong has you surviving somewhere in Italy and finding Sgt John Magnuson, gathering supplies, and fighting off the enemy in a small Italian coastal town. Overall rating: 6.
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