Medal of Honor Pacific Assault

Hey..didnt i see this post before?

It does look pretty nice, the face was awesome....i just hope its gory. Now we get to blow up bad rising-sun guys. How fun.


A wise monkey never monkies with another monkey's monkey, unless another monkey monkies with another monkey's monkey before the wise monkey monkies with another monkey's monkey.

I am sorry. But that is a PERFECT example of commercialism at it's worst!

EA could either, make a truly realistic game by adding gore -OR- tone the violence down so they can make more money. Hmmmmm. What would I, the greedy business man, do?

Exactly.

But on a less bitter note, this game does look fantastic. The pic showing water ripples made by gunshots looks pretty amazing.

I can't wait for this game. If only they would add blood.

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Capitalism at it's best for f'n EA, yea. But for us the mindless pee-on consumers? Nothin'. Ok, sure, the games are still fun without blood but is THAT the only reason it's not in there? And that's makes no sense anyway considering Wal-Mart sells movies that have blood in them. Just stick an M rating on it. Oh, haha, nevermind. That would take away from part of EA's target age group. And less dough.

Spin it how you want, it sucks. I want blood.

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Just think though, it will give the mod community another oppurtunity to practice their skills and make a blood patch(es) for the new game just like they did for MOHAA.

If you want blood, you should keep your eye on Call of Duty. It's a WWII FPS being developed by former employees of 2015 (the developers of MOHAA) that WILL have blood in it. I'm not sure of the release date, I've seen either Fall 2003 or the middle of 2004. Either way it looks like it'll be out before MOHPA since it looks like that one has been pushed to late 2004.

There are plenty of blood patches for MOHAA and I'm pretty sure that there will be for Pacific Assault as well.

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I WILL NEVER forget the Omaha Beach Landing in the orginal. That was the most intense and emotional gaming moment I had ever seen. I'm not kidding when I say my hand was twitching when I saw that boat get blown, with bodies flying, hearing a low voice praying to God for the last time. I know one or two people who shed a tear or two when playing that scene. Amazing.

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You know, I had written off FPSs as no more than glorified arcade games (ala "House of the Dead" ) and then I played the demo for MOHAA. That changed my ignorant mind about FPSs and I realized that there was more to them then just killing alot of people. I've been hooked on some FPS (Jedi Outcast{although not really a FPS after the third mission} UT2k3, Battlefield 1942 et al.....) games since.

I hope Doom3 & Half-Life2 has plenty of them.

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It finished <b>SETI</b> in <b>10 seconds.</b>
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The demo for "Call of Duty" is now available at Gamespot. I played through it last night and its MOHAA on steroids, viagra and crystal meth.