Medal of Honor: European Assault

THE GOOD:
- Looks beautiful
- Brilliant weapons
- Sprawling non-linear battlefields
- Good pace
- Authentic experience
- Amazing sound and music
- Squad commands very useful

THE BAD:
- Multiplayer options limited
- No online multiplayer options
- Very short: only eleven missions, quite quick
- Overall limited value is crippling

SUMMARY:
There's no question that if you ask a gamer to name a World War Two shooter, they'll name a MEDAL OF HONOR game first. From back in the glory days of the PSone, when the original first-person shooter reigned over all, to the present day with the Platinum release of EUROPEAN ASSAULT, this series has represented unsurpassed quality in the field.

EUROPEAN ASSAULT is no exception to the rule. EA Los Angeles (makers of GOLDENEYE: ROGUE AGENT among other things) have spared no expense in the look, feel and authenticity of this title. The graphics are just...

THE GOOD:
+Cool level designs.
+Commandable squad (with good AI).
+Able to use enemies' weapons.
+Able to hold onto medkits (and use on members of your squad).
+Earn revives per completed secondary goals.
+Cool adrenaline meter.

THE BAD:
-AI still needs work.
-EXTREMELY difficult at times.
-Graphics could use tweaking.
-No online mode.
-What ever happened to the ending of Rising Sun?

SUMMARY:
After ending Rising Sun with a huge cliffhanger, Medal of Honor has come back with another good war game. There are many new features, such as having a commandable squad and being able to use your enemies' weapons. The new level designs are also awesome. They're very large, and you're able to complete primary and secondary goals at whatever pace you want. Oh, and for every secondary goal you complete, you get that many revives when you finish the level. Alongside you for each level, you get three allies that you can command...