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Engage the enemy in a series of all-new WWII missions in this expansion pack for Medal of Honor: Allied Assault. Drop behind enemy lines on D-day, escort a supply truck to safety, and locate top-secret documents in Berlin before the Russians lay siege to the city. Your tour of duty continues now.
- In this expansion pack, you'll experience nine deadly battles from Normandy to Berlin
- It's up to you make sure your team survives, by using bazookas, sniper rifles, and machine guns to hold back the Nazis
- Be the first unit to confront a massive Nazi advance during the Battle Of The Bulge, and survive to tell about it
- Secure the route known as Hell's Highway during the D-Day assault
- All-new Russian & British allies, plus new German soldiers, add to the mix
Medal of Honor Allied Assault Spearhead Expansion Pack Reviews
Medal of Honor Allied Assault Spearhead Expansion Pack Reviews
| 21 of 23 people found the following review helpful  Getting enough BANG for your gaming BUCK!!!, By "c0rk" (Voorhees, NJ United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Medal of Honor Allied Assault Spearhead Expansion Pack (CD-ROM) TEST SYSTEM:Gateway 1.8Ghz P4 (System) 512MB SDRAM (Memory) 64MB GeForce MX400 (Video) I consider the original Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (MOHAA) to be one of the best First-Person-Shooter (FPS) gaming experiences ever to be put to market. Gaming primarily on my PC, I, like many others, was livid upon learning that Frontline would be released for console ONLY. Luckily the Spearhead Expansion pack came along to quench our thirst for more mind-blowing WW2 combat. As someone who pays attention to his return on investment, I am often left to question the playable value of the games I have purchased. MOHAA took about a day to play through, but had significant replay value. I have played through MOHAA 6X at varying levels of difficulty, employing different tactical strategies each time. Return to Castle Wolfenstein (RTCW), and other titles in the FPS genre did not incur this kind of addiction and necessitated only 2 plays, the second typically to determine if the... Read more 25 of 30 people found the following review helpful Great improvements nearly negated by big flaws., By This review is from: Medal of Honor Allied Assault Spearhead Expansion Pack (CD-ROM) I've always loved the Medal of Honor series, and Allied Assault is one of my favourite games of the past year. Spearhead has made some good improvements on Allied Assault, but those improvements are offset by some highly substantial flaws.First of all, the price. Whether three new missions and a handful of new weapons are worth the price is up to you. I can say that it's amusing being able to commandeer a Nebelwerfer (the kind you only got to blow up in Allied Assault), and the new revolvers are fun to use, but only three new missions for a purchase price comparable to the original game? Secondly, the system mechanics. Depending on what version of Allied Assault you have, the installation of Spearhead may cause all your old saved games to become unreadable. Finally, gameplay. There are plusses and minuses. The graphics took a big leap forward, but with that comes a price -- controls are harder because of all the eye candy. When enemies get close, they often become... Read more 12 of 14 people found the following review helpful  Way too short...too much focus on cosmetics, By kevin sherfinski (Madison, WI United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Medal of Honor Allied Assault Spearhead Expansion Pack (CD-ROM) I enjoyed MOHAA, however, the Spearhead expansion pack is a major disappointment. First off, the game is very short...about 5 hours of game play at the most...even for a casual gamer. Secondly, there are some real frustrating moments. The enemy snipers can now actually be seen, however, there are some other areas that rely on "save and reload" methods once you've mapped out the level...this really detracts from the "fun factor". If the game were longer I could live with this, but considering the game contains only 9 missions, I can't. Thirdly, the graphics and sound are top notch, however, you'll need a decent system to enjoy this game. I'm running an Athlon 1800+, 512M RAM, and a GF4ti and still had hiccups and slowdows. Nothing unacceptable, but I wouldn't expect this (I didn't have as many of these with MOHAA).There are some fun moments in this game, but it ends too soon. If you put a high value on fancy graphics and production values this is probably... Read more |
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