MoH: Airborne to offer very non-linear gameplay

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7-24-2007 @ 1:58PM
Grindstone said...
This game still has a ways to go before people start paying attention to it. At this point, it appears to be any other WWII shooter, which is a tired genre. Sure, graphical updates, "Affordance AI", etc. Still, make me want it...
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7-24-2007 @ 5:46PM
Bishop said...
the fact that I can jump out of a plane and land wherever I want and choose my own battle was the selling point. I know I don't have complete and total control, but it is such a huge improvement from all the other WW2 games that I will definately be buying this when it comes out.
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7-24-2007 @ 10:50PM
Dr Rumble said...
I'm tired of MoH. After Frontline, everything was just lax, man. LAX.
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