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But he is right.
I think.
On the same forum another gamer said: "Not ANOTHER WWII FPS?? Haven't we got enough of these already?"
I tend to agree with both points. Which is why I'm looking forward to Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior. Same thing, different uniforms I guess.
Got well into the 90-percents.
tasty
I've played the demo on the PC and it's amazing, far more cinematic than all MOH games put together with a real sense of teamwork between you and your comrades. The demo has you charging through a blown up French town the night before the Normandy beach landings, clearing out machine gun nests and blowing up Anti-aircraft guns. Exciting all the way through.
The full version will be set across 4 campaigns, and you'll get to play as the Americans, British and Russians with the main goal being getting into the heart of Berlin. The game features much more team orientated game-play, and the full version also promises some battles will feature up to 300 troops on screen at one time. Don't think that'll work as well on the PS2, but it shouldn't really matter anyway.
Perhaps most exciting for me are the Stalingrad missions you'll get to play as Russians. Huge battles and an opening river crossing level that's reminiscent of the Film Enemy at the Gates. One I'll defiantly be getting when it's released, but it isn't out on consoles until early next year.
My advice is keep an eye on this one. Medal of Honour is a good game, but when Call of Duty comes out it may very well steal MOHs thunder.
We/I knew already.
Points for effort though.