is breakthrough worth buying ?
 

is breakthrough worth buying or should i wait for bf: vietnam and pacific assault?

Its decent, the flaws are forgivable, its really up to you, do you want to spend 30 dollars on a game? or 30 dollars on a cheap whore? Your call.

For 20 bucks or less its okay.

did you enjoy spearhead ?

Im leaning more towards 'Call Of Duty'...that would be the better choice

if you can get breakthrough, dont pay more than the $20, its not worth more. you should think about what you can get for $30.

pay more than half for COD, or a star wars game
LotR the two towers extended version or pc game
take your girl out to dinner and fun stuff
buy some dvds
pay for a month of dsl
get a year subscription to pc gamer
eat alot of cashews, load up on beer and pass out on your sofa
buy 30 air freshners for your car

mmmmmm......cashews....screw games, im buying only cashews from now on. Oh yeah, and cheap whores.

[quote:d3377]is breakthrough worth buying or should i wait for bf: vietnam and pacific assault?[/quote:d3377]

I thought Breakthrough was garbage. COD is much better.

Yes buy it

If you liked Spearhead, yeah buy it. If you didn't, well, it's much of the same. The carcano rifle is pretty sweet, though.

Personally, I would save up a bit more cash and buy Call of Duty.

bingo.

Hell Yes
 

Breakthrough is great. You start out in The Battle of the Kasserine Pass. Missions included rescuing troops trapped in Monte Cassino, Defending The Mountain top fortress on Monte Battabglia. Destroying railway guns above Anzio, and scuttling a German Battleship in Bizerte, Tunisia.

Wonderful game, Great new weapons, (My Favorite, Italian Moschetto, Sub-Machinegun).

no
 

and definatly no

Re: Hell Yes
 

breakthrough sucks.

Breakthrough / COD
 

Well, for what it is worth. At this stage of the game ( pun ) I would spring the bucks for COD.

Breakthrough is nice but with the clearly superior aspects of COD and already 27 new maps within the month, it is clearly the way to go for WWII affectionados

The Ole Sarge
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