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Hi,
My friend has £45 and is plannig on getting a game but he dosent know which one to get between State Of Emergency or Medal Of Hounour:Allied Aussalt
Plz reply on what u all think is the best..we r leaving in about 1 hour
My friend has £45 and is plannig on getting a game but he dosent know which one to get between State Of Emergency or Medal Of Hounour:Allied Aussalt
Plz reply on what u all think is the best..we r leaving in about 1 hour
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I would say Medal of Honor - I would get it myself but my ancient PC cant handle it!! Still MoH Frontline for PS2 looks just as good!!
Pro Evo wrote:
> How does MOH compare to Operation Flashpoint? I mean, if i have Op Flash is
> there any point in getting Medal Of honour?
in a word,'yes'
its great - Op flash gets frustrating when it gets hard; MoH is just good fun with damn good missions.
Thats my opinion anyway!
> How does MOH compare to Operation Flashpoint? I mean, if i have Op Flash is
> there any point in getting Medal Of honour?
in a word,'yes'
its great - Op flash gets frustrating when it gets hard; MoH is just good fun with damn good missions.
Thats my opinion anyway!
How does MOH compare to Operation Flashpoint? I mean, if i have Op Flash is there any point in getting Medal Of honour?
I havnt played MoH bet I would advice you to buy MoH over State of Emergency anyway. I got SOE through the post the other day and it is really repetitive.
Depends on how old you are though. People that are actually the legal age to play SOE dont seem to like it, seems to appeal to people more around the age of 14.
From my research, Reviews etc..., MoH is the obvious choice.
Depends on how old you are though. People that are actually the legal age to play SOE dont seem to like it, seems to appeal to people more around the age of 14.
From my research, Reviews etc..., MoH is the obvious choice.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> I think it's more demanding, but if the details are adjustable
Sorry, there should be no 'if' in there... it should read 'but the details are adjustable'.
> I think it's more demanding, but if the details are adjustable
Sorry, there should be no 'if' in there... it should read 'but the details are adjustable'.
Curny wrote:
> His computer can handle max payne,or is medal of honour more demanding?
I think it's more demanding, but if the details are adjustable - so if it can handle Max Payne then it should deal with MoH.
> His computer can handle max payne,or is medal of honour more demanding?
I think it's more demanding, but if the details are adjustable - so if it can handle Max Payne then it should deal with MoH.
I'd say state of Emergency, because I think FPS games are dull.
So it's hardly a balanced arguement from my POV.
So it's hardly a balanced arguement from my POV.
I'd say Medal of Honour - I bouoght it on Friday and have been playing it all weekend - fantastic game. Just make sure you have the minimum required spec on the PC.
Pentium 2 450MHz (500MHz if you have an AMD processor) - 1.2Gb of free HD space, 128MB RAM, and a hefty grphics card.
Pentium 2 450MHz (500MHz if you have an AMD processor) - 1.2Gb of free HD space, 128MB RAM, and a hefty grphics card.
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