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So far so good and its a surprisingly decent title. I rented it last Christmas but didn't really play it through properly and I only got about half way through. This time however I have taken it slower and gone through the game with a lot more care making sure all enemies are taken care of and that I try to avoid serious damage etc.
Anyway back to the point. For £20 I recommend that you give this game a look for sure. Its not a blockbuster by any means (despite the spectacular opening level) but its a decent FPS game with some classic Medal of Honour gameplay. Highly recommended for £20!
On a side note I got a job today :) After months of searching I finally managed to get a foot in the door. With the spare cash around I can look forward to the gaming period ahead as theere are many GameCube and Xbox titles I want. I can use the money to pick up the PS2 games I missed out on as well :)
I'd pick RTCW over it anyday. MOH has some moments of greatness but the rest is mediocre.
And dam you for getting a job- i've been looking for weeks. :)
I like sniping at people from the safety of buildings and chucking grenades out of windows when they get near. MoH multi lets me do this a lot.
It's a sniping game.
> I only like MoH's Multi. I hate it's linearity.
Multi? Peeesh! Surely you can't find the multi player any good? Any less than 3 players and its almost unplayable. Probably the games weakest point by a long shot.
And RTCW is less confiningly linear and gives a player more freedom.
Anyway seeming as you like MoH, have you played Turok 4? That's a pretty darn good set of levels.