MoH AA Breakthrough Gold [Sep 04, 2003, 2:10 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The Medal
of Honor Allied Assault Website (thanks Frans) has news that the Medal of
Honor Allied Assault Breakthrough add-on is gold. Word on availability is the WW2 shooter expansion will be storming store shelves on September 22. Here's a bit on
gameplay: "As U.S. Army Sergeant John Baker, players join the battle at
Kasserine Pass in North Africa, race to capture Messina in Sicily, and finally
repel the German army at the historic battle of Monte Battaglia in the heart of
Italy. Armed with a new arsenal of weapons, players will fight alone and with
squad mates as they rush to stop the Axis powers. The multiplayer game has been
enhanced with the addition of Liberation Mode. In this mode, defeated players
must be rescued by surviving teammates to continue the fight. In addition,
players can drive tanks, and minesweepers can defuse mines. Players can also
choose from American, British, Italian, and German skins in all multiplayer
modes."
Not to turn this into political debate (as if it matters anyway) but some people would argue that there was a difference between the Nazis and the Germans. They were not one in the same. This point was brought up to me today by a friend and got me thinking. It's like saying every Iraqi should be shot on sight because they are automatically collaborating with Saddam. Did the Nazi's know they were evil? Are (Were) there that many sadistic SOB's in this world?
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All Day Repeat: Eminem - Lose Yourself
"Look, if you had one shot, one opportunity, to seize everything you ever wanted - one moment - Would you capture it or just let it slip?"
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