Critic Reviews
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TotalGames.net
Sure, there are some flaws but you can have some good fun edging your way through the missions and the Co-op mode is a godsend.
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| 80 |
Games Radar UK (Pre-2006)
In a game where individual acts of heroism are as important as a coherent plan, one brilliant feature is the rewards system. [XGamer]
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| 77 |
IGN
A very accessible title that seems well tuned for play on the console.
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| 75 |
XenGamers
Full of strategy, tactics, bullets, and explosions, this title is a fun diversion from current squad-based shooters.
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| 71 |
Game Over Online
Though the game does have its high points, a fair collection of flaws and technical shortcomings hold the game back from being anything but a second rate game for only diehards of the genre.
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| 70 |
GamePro
With plenty of frenetic crossfire, you’ll get more frustrated with the controls than with the Iraqis.
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| 70 |
Electric Playground
Controls take some getting used to, but they're not bad in the end.
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| 70 |
GamerWeb Xbox
The horrid controls as well as the soddy graphical design and the wretched artificial intelligence all make this title a rent at best.
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| 66 |
Official Xbox Magazine
The story and mission objectives are great, but the game isn't polished enough to let the good points shine. [Nov 2002, p.136]
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| 60 |
Game Informer
While the multiplayer modes are nice, poor targeting, underwhelming graphics, and erratic movement make this game a mere blip on the radar. [Nov 2002, p.144]
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| 60 |
G4 TV
The environments are large, and while this is good for gameplay, it puts a strain on the graphics engine. Frequent fits of slowdown occur in the multiplayer mode if the screen is covered with too much activity.
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| 58 |
Game Revolution
Despite its flaws, it certainly puts up a good fight...though I'm sure you'll find it to be just another mission among the many you've completed before.
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| 50 |
Xbox Nation Magazine
The controls are a bit herky-jerky at times. [Winter 2002, p.106]
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| 45 |
GameSpot
The interface and poor control are bigger enemies than the game's Iraqi soldiers ever are, and in the end, this is a game you can surely live without.
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