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Xorcist [USA] · 09-17-2003, 01:31 PM

Before my father died when I was six years old I remember him taking me to see "The Eagle has Landed" in the theater. He left behind a ton of books that I have since read. I still pick up a book at least once a month on the subject of WWII. Mainly major battles and infantry tactics. Personally Donald Burgetts books have made a lasting impression of the horrors of war.

I played every version of MOH from the ps-1 to X-Box, and I got MOHAA for the pc the day it was released. I also have all of the Commandos versions as well. Hidden and Dangerous was a good game as well.

I won't support EA anymore after the Spearhead debacle but I am looking forward to Call of Duty when it goes gold.

I tried DoD but never really got into it.

You could say I am more of a history buff than a gamer because I am into WWII more than anything.

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Xorcist [USA] is Offline Corporal Posts: 980 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Auburn Hills, MI	09-17-2003, 01:31 PM Before my father died when I was six years old I remember him taking me to see "The Eagle has Landed" in the theater. He left behind a ton of books that I have since read. I still pick up a book at least once a month on the subject of WWII. Mainly major battles and infantry tactics. Personally Donald Burgetts books have made a lasting impression of the horrors of war. I played every version of MOH from the ps-1 to X-Box, and I got MOHAA for the pc the day it was released. I also have all of the Commandos versions as well. Hidden and Dangerous was a good game as well. I won't support EA anymore after the Spearhead debacle but I am looking forward to Call of Duty when it goes gold. I tried DoD but never really got into it. You could say I am more of a history buff than a gamer because I am into WWII more than anything.