• Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (2002) • ~ \*/Bully-gamer\*/

A half-destroyed buildings, bullets, watering all around like a summer shower, wounded soldiers, begging for help, the howling of bombers, a grenade, and the rumble of guns and the chatter of machine-gun bursts - in this incredibly atmospheric game you immerse yourself in a very realistic world of the Second World War. Named dozens of gaming publications as "The best fighter in 2002», Allied Assault gives you a chance to see the Second World through the eyes of Lieutenant of the Allied troops, was destined to participate in important battles of the war.

* Series Medal of Honor was established in 1999, and became extremely popular on the PlayStation and PlayStation 2, but Allied Assault - the first game of a series of Medal of Honor, which was created specifically for personal computers using the advanced graphics technology Quake III
* Twenty-related general storyline jobs - large-scale battles, exploration, blasting, espionage
* More than twenty weapons, fully consistent with the historical realities - the automatic Thompson, grenades Mark II, stationary machine guns and flamethrowers
* Weather effects and changing time of day, the wind stirring the leaves on the trees - all reached the highest level of realism
* In the process of creating the game was active military advisor Captain Dale Dye, who also served in that capacity on the film "Saving Private Ryan" and "Platoon"
* Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences (AIAS) awarded the Medal of Honor: Allied Assault at the end of 2002 awards in three categories: Best FPS (thriller with a first-person) of the year "," For outstanding achievement in soundtrack, "For outstanding achievement in sound design"

Developers Medal of Honor: Allied Assault set a goal to make the game as cinematic as possible. This is not just another game about World War II. Along with the main character, Lt. Michael Powell, you will pass a war, fighting for the allied troops, together with him you will win the victory, enjoy the successes of the Allies and mourn the death of every comrade

The game takes place in various countries: in North Africa, Norway, France and Germany. Levels in each of them are not only the type of terrain and climate, but also the architecture of buildings. The most famous episode of the game - the landing on Omaha Beach in France. To get an idea of what a Medal of Honor, just enough to see this episode. Command of the allied forces posed a problem to land men on the beach and defeat the enemy at all costs. It's only podplyvaya to the beach, you can see how artillery strikes destroyed the boat with the soldiers, the same as your hero. Finally, the boat reaches the shore, and ... the enemy continually shelled the beach, destroying the attacking troops. You edge from one anti-cross to the other, trying not to fall under machine gun fire. Terms of total chaos: the commanders of tearing the throat, trying to get soldiers to obey orders, who are dying one after another. Just before you ran companion - and the next second he covered with a bang. People start to panic, you will too. Yet the order to execute. The enemy must be destroyed.

Your allies behave as befits any soldier: senior officers to give you orders during combat soldiers are asked to cover or warn that go on the offensive. Artificial Intelligence opponents worked out in minute detail. Opponents use the furniture for cover, come to the aid of his comrades attacked and when he saw you thrown a grenade, a soldier can throw it back, enemy snipers skillfully cover the advancing troops.

The most impressive job in the game just those where you act as a team. Companions behave surprisingly reasonable. If you go on the offensive - they cover the fire, if we observe the enemy - warn about this fellow. Although the war is all. Happens to get into and under the "friendly fire". It happens that the subordinates were killed by your own fault. This is war. In Medal of Honor is so plausible, as far as possible. Sometimes it is necessary to act and behind enemy lines, posing as a German officer, and, accordingly, to forget about using weapons.