Instead of rushing up the beach to get mowed down, the Allies simply camped at the boat and sniped those Germans foolish enough to man the MG42 bunker guns

History has been rewritten with the Omaha Beach multiplayer map.

A few balance issues still plague the game: The lack of any real CD key checking has helped ensure this game's widespread popularity it is often a staple at LAN parties along with classics like Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Starcraft, and Quake 3 Arena. Multiplayer has been wildly successful at the time of this writing there are some 7000 players on at any given time. An unofficial patch is out to remedy this. Because of this, it becomes extremely difficult to tell when you have hit a person. Clearly, EA is trying to appeal to a wider market segment as it has been bestowed the rating of 'T' by the equally evil ESRB. Electronic Arts apparently feels that gamers are not mature enough to handle the fact that humans bleed when shot. Since it is based off of the Quake 3 Arena engine, the minimum system specs are not very demanding.Ī noticable flaw is the lack of any blood whatsoever. Character models look extremely realistic - 'blinking' is done by the actual model itself instead of an animated texture. Tree trunk textures vary from one tree to the next leaves sway gently in the wind when you stand still. Very fine attention has been paid to detail every weapon is an actual replication of its real life weapon.

Based off the Quake 3 Arena engine, Electronic Arts have taken this engine and driven it to new heights. Mike Powell, the silent protagonist, and you have been handed the mission of doing whatever your offscreen colonel tells you to do, be it chewing up Stuka bombers with your machine gun, going undercover in a Nazi base, or participating in the D-Day invasion. Medal of Honor: Allied Assault is a first person shooter game made by Electronic Arts that currently retails for $49.99.

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