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Bazooka_Joe · 02-12-2002, 12:30 AM

I'd have to agree with Jimbob: If you have played the original MOH series on the PSX, then you know that MOH:AA is a big innovation to what today's PC's can dish out.

Technoligy will go along way. Along with it, the software. I'm more amazed on the graphic detail alone more than the gameplay, myself. I mean, cmon. Have you really paid attention to the insides of the U-Boat? It's sharp!

Sure, gameplay can get fustrating with laggy connections, poor sportsmanship, and sniper or rocket "jockies", but hey, it's a game man. It's amusement, not "Global Thermonuclear War." he he he. . .

~ST_Bazooka_Joe
"Would you like to play a game?"

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Bazooka_Joe is Offline Senior Member Posts: 12,585 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Staten Island, NY, USA	02-12-2002, 12:30 AM I'd have to agree with Jimbob: If you have played the original MOH series on the PSX, then you know that MOH:AA is a big innovation to what today's PC's can dish out. Technoligy will go along way. Along with it, the software. I'm more amazed on the graphic detail alone more than the gameplay, myself. I mean, cmon. Have you really paid attention to the insides of the U-Boat? It's sharp! Sure, gameplay can get fustrating with laggy connections, poor sportsmanship, and sniper or rocket "jockies", but hey, it's a game man. It's amusement, not "Global Thermonuclear War." he he he. . . ~ST_Bazooka_Joe "Would you like to play a game?" ------------------