The great world war. Yes, Battlefield does it for the most part. Giving us fun gameplay and some pretty hilarious moments when AI steps into the world of explosives and shelling. I like ths game; it grows on you. It is for the most part pretty addicting if you know the gameplay and are familiar with the whole open and wide kind of war games. Free roaming unlike Call of Duty. It gives you places to explore, but there could be more weapons in it. The people that like boats, you got 'em. Airplanes? Got 'em. Infantry, tanks, jeeps, armored transport, w/e! The difficulty depends your experience level. Me. Myself, and I are adept at playing FPS and hardcore names in the FPS family. New names also. Noobies make it around in our town. Overall this game does provide entertainment and a pretty good campaign. Eventhough it is the same thing over and over again, the game lets you go to Omaha Beach. Which is sadly, poorly, and horriblyincorrect looking. The beach isn't wide and you get a good range of fire for us snipers like myself. Iwo Jima doesn't look anything like its accurate portrayal in Flags of our Fathers, but yet the game does a good job. There are many glitchy looking things but all of it is relative so the game isn't horrendous. I'd recomend it for anyone that wants a break from hardcore MOH or COD. Take a break with BFV or 2142. Play GOW also; nice campaign.
Battlefield 1942 (BF1942) and its add-ons, The Road to Rome (RTR) and Secret Weapons of WWII (SW), comprise the Anthology GOTY Edition (patched to v1.6 during installation) re-release which I purchased recently. Being a... Read Full Review
After Call of Duty and Medal of Honor we all expected that there would be no more WW2 shooters until Battlefield came along. Battlefield 1942 is an online shooter that allows you to go into any vehicles you see or just s... Read Full Review
