The image that this game gives to people is the glorified image like the 1950's movies. Neutral-A truly wonderful FPS game, but still it misses the fact that war is bloody and ugly. Our country's soldiers paid and continue to pay, and maybe have a little Only will get to enjoy a fine game, but also be reminded of the price that If you are confident that it isĪppropriate for you or your children, then by all means buy it. "Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault" is one of the finer war games to come our Soldiers are on Omaha beach (and I mean SMALL-three or four mildĮxpletives), but otherwise, the violence is the only thing to worry about That is about the extent of the objectionableĬontent of the game there is a small amount of profanity while the I'm glad that theĭevelopers realized that one smart soldier with a gun is infinitely moreĬhallenging than 50 idiotic drones with guns, who only test your triggerįinger and not your mind. The body count is not unreasonable soldiers are not treated likeĬardboard pop-ups, but rather “think” for themselves. True, those being killed are Nazis, and all the action is bloodless (a very tasteful development decision), but many will dislike the high bodyĬount and the intensity that is present in the game, along with the actualĭeaths of those dying (quite realistic). It's that realism that might drive some off the game is very violent. Making sure the game was realistic as possible. Tower, you will be having the time of your life and silently thank EA for Houses, watching for possible sniper action in the window of the church Through the decimated streets of a bombed-out village, while on their way The game itself takes up an amazing amount of space on your hard drive (1.2 GB for basic installation), but once you understand the scope of the game, you will appreciate the level of detail that was put into the game.įor example, the most difficult mission of the game has Powell and a smallĬompany of mechanics playing a game of cat-and-mouse with German snipers What was expected of soldiers during WWII, and remind us how grateful we Mission has the player wondering what the point is of his or her actions,Īnd it can be assumed that as the game progresses, so does the distanceīehind enemy lines that Powell travels. Storyline, but the missions flow well chronologically and logically no Missions given to him as he and the American forces progress deeper andĭeeper into the heart of Nazi Germany. Mike Powell as he goes on secret missions to prepareįor Operation Overlord (D-Day), partakes in the landing, and completes Remember the opening sequence of Saving Private Ryan, on the brutal shores of Omaha Beach? Welcome to "Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault", where you'll not only see the landing on that bloody sand, you'll take part in it.
Medal of honor allied assault no cd driver#
128 MB RAM 8x CD/DVD-ROM drive 1.2 GB free hard disk space plus space for saved games, Windows swap-file and DirectX 8.0 16 MB suppported OpenGL capable video card with OpenGL and DirectX 8.0 compatible driver DirectX 8.0 compatible sound card Keyboard Mouse System Requirements: Win XP/ME/5 (NT unsupported) 450 MHz Intel PII or 500 MHz AMD Athlon proc.
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