But god damn if I'm not feeling the excitement that I had when I first heard about MOH coming out. MOH was actually my first ONLINE GAME experience, and let me tell you my testicles are tickling the same way now thiking about Next week, September 10th.

Even though Gamespot has turned into a pack of merciless NAZIS, they at least provide a VERY detailed description of the maps that have caught there eyes, and this description of BF's play -

[quote:fbaf4]You won't really appreciate Battlefield 1942 until you step onto the bridge of the USS Yorktown and pilot the massive aircraft carrier single-handedly in the Battle of Midway, or take the conn of a submarine and slip beneath the waves to attack surface ships.[/quote:fbaf4]

[quote:fbaf4]In the game, the island is obviously not to scale with its real-world counterpart, and it'll only take you 10 minutes or so to walk from one end to the other.[/quote:fbaf4]

Only. Darn. Of course, this assumes you have a non-confrontational striaght line to either end.

[quote:fbaf4]. Furthermore, most of the control points are protected by at least a pair of MG-42 machinegun turrets, and the best way to overcome these defenses is by launching a coordinated attack that's designed to overwhelm the enemy with sheer numbers.[/quote:fbaf4]

These are just some snippets of the most current review up at GAMESPOT, but I think the review does a helluva job in conveying the aspect that most wuill 100% agree was missing in MOH - teamplay.

I dont get my DSL until September 20th (or soone if I threaten these assholes to get out here sooner), but I'll definitely have this game one way or another if not to just run around the levels, and check them out.

Now. One last thing. For those who've played the demo - how was it for you?