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Jan 12th, 2007 at 03:02:04 - Battlefield 1942 (PC) |
Battlefiled 1942 is different than any other shooter games becuase you can control the airplane, warships, tanks, and more. It teaches the basic information about the battlefiled in 1942 and also lets players to have an idea the looks of the filed. Each country units speak their own language, own uniform, own weapons, and own vehicles. However, this game gets boring with missions that have same goals and limited weapons. This game only gets better with multiplayer game. In addition, multiplayer game wouldn't be any fun with small number of player because the battlefiled is not small and it would be more like who shoots first than having better strategies.
I like this game because it lets you know about the war in 1942 and its look of battlefield. It tought me some of backgound of the war and also tought me that it's possible to win a war with 10 times smaller arimes as long as you have a great strategies.
When I played the Battlefiled 1942, game was extremely easy. Bots were very dumb and their aim get ridiculiously better by increasing the difficulties of bots. It gets boring after winning a few missions because the goal of each mission was taking flags and eliminating opponents. Taking more flags makes the process of eliminating opponents faster and also lets the player's country to have more crafts. I enjoyed flying with aircrafts and running over opponent's soldiers with tanks.
I prefer this game to multiplayer gamers because it's really fun to play and communicate eachother to have their own strategies.(It's much better to see human brain playing than a computer playing because computer does the same thing over and over). Personally, it is very funny to see other players crashing with their aircrafts by an accident.
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Jan 12th, 2007 at 02:36:53 - Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas (PC) |
I've been playing Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas for about a week and saw the ending. It wasn't very difficult even though I died many times while I was playing it. Graphic effects and sound effects got me into the game with the story. Controls were very simple. Each missions had different goals that make me not to get bored of killing same guys. However, it required such a high CPU and mine only ran normally with the lowest setting.
The story starts from getting rid of terrors. Instead of capturing a boss character Arena, the main character looses his two teamates. While looking for them to save them, main character is sent to Vegas for different missions with new two teamates. They find out that the troubles in Vegas was caused by Arena and goes on with the mission to save his old teamates and arrest Arena. The main character saves one of his old teamates but also looses one. After killing Arena, he finds out that the old teamate who he just rescued was working with Arena. Game ends from there.
With simple controls, it is amazing that the player can do so many things. You can control your teamates. For example, you can command them to hold, prepare to enter a room (flashbang, granade, explosive, or just enter), use a rope for fastrope, etc. You also can take cover by the wall, by the car, or any objects that you can be covered. Using items makes the game more realistic and easy. You can use heat detacting goggle, night vision goggle, ropes, and many different weapons.
Each missions had different goals. Either rescuing hostages, rescuing teamates, hacking computers, setting up explosives, stopping explosives, clearing the area, killing a targeted character, etc.
I didn't like the ending that said "to be continued." I was getting into the game and game ended without any difficulties. I would only recommand to those of players who have a Desktop computer with decent CPU and Graphic Card or a decent labtop.
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