Medal of Honor Allied Assault Review
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“Medal of Honor Allied Assault (for the PC from EA...”
★★★★★
written by fox. on 16/10/2002
Good Points
Very realisitic game, soldiers move like real life with real life reactions to environments and my movements. Even the dogs act like real dogs looking at a distance then running towards you. Weapons are great, accurate mechanical function and noise, as well as firing range.
Bad Points
Nothing yet, played 6 hours straight non-stop.
General Comments
Medal of Honor Allied Assault (for the PC from EA games) is fantastic. Realistic, firing range of guns accurate. German soldiers speaking German and moving normal. I love the outlined tasks to do, such as missions. I like games with accurate technologies according to time period, and learn history at the same time. We need to learn about history.
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45579_John.'s Response to 44063_fox.'s Review
Written on: 22/10/2002
Can't say fairer than that. It really is that good!!!
You do need a good machine to run it though, although this is the case with most of the Quake III Arena engined games. The exception to the rule is Return to Castle Wolfentein which appears to run on the most basic of systems, even mine.