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By all rights and intentions, BeachHead 2000 should have been a flaming piece of crap. I'm flabbergasted...Scientists are at a loss to explain why this title is so damned addictive.
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70Offers plenty of mindless fun that gives your brain the chance to go on cruise control.
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70A stress buster with mindless fun.
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65A mindless little distraction that requires reflexes, not brains.
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60This game is strangely addicting just like "Missile Command" used to be.
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60Unless you happen to be stuck in a beach house on a rainy day and this is the only game disc around, I would have to say, skip it.
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Oddly enjoyable for a few hours, but the fun runs out quicker than your AA guns' ammo.
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50Too bad repetitive action, mediocre graphics, and a limited kraut’s-eye-view perspective make slaying Private Ryan and company as predictable as an episode of "Hogan’s Heroes."
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Uninspired.
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Ultimately, the game wears thin—and quickly. The first dozen levels are pretty manageable but then it becomes an exercise in frustration.
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39"BeachHead 2000"'s limited gameplay won't hold your attention for long.
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In modern times, however, when even simple retro-games like "Frogger" get massive face lifts and hordes of options, there is little room for a game that prides itself on pure simplicity and repetitive action.
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D-Day is putting it lightly.
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If you haven't figured it out by now, we'll spell it out for you: Even at $20, this game is not worth your cash.
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RonF.8
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RobB.9
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JimM.5Boring after an hour.not even a good shoot em up.