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| PLATFORM: | Windows XP, Windows 2000 |
| CATEGORY: | Software |
| MANUFACTURER: | Atari |
| ESRB RATING: | Teen |
| FEATURES: | DVD-ROM, Control counter-terrorist forces in this real-time strategy experience, Suspense, international intrigue, and geopolitical military conflict, Command highly realistic modern military units; movie-quality cinematics, Capture enemy soldiers, rescue hostages, and occupy or destroy buildings, Skirmish with up to 8 players in a variety of intense multiplayer operations |
| MEDIA: | DVD-ROM |
| MPN: | 25141 |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
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| UPC: | 742725251410 |
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Customer Reviews of Act of War: Direct Action (DVD)
Awesome graphics - Lame strategy - No Humour I love C&C generals zero hour despite the fact that it is filled with cheaters and have no support anymore (if it ever was any support to speak of) <
>Reason for this , is not graphics, but gameplay and strategy depth. If you only care about the wrapping and not the inside, then Direct Action is clearly for you. Graphics in Act of war beat generals any day. <
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>Durability on the other hand.... This game is simply to dull to play a lot. There is no humour at all in this game. If you think a strategy game should be all about seriousness- go ahead, dont listen to me. <
>Me? I am better off playing generals zero hour. It is better weigthed, more fun, and you even find enougfh people online wich you can play it with. <
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>I logged on this weekend with this game, and I saw only two other nicks online, apart from myself. <
>Guess there are more people than me that values the depth and humour in a rts higher than graphics.
Buy it if you can find it.
I have played both the C&C as well as RA2 and Act of War is as good as it gets. This may be the game that the other RTS games were trying to achieve. The graphics are spectacular, maybe an 8 out 10 (even better if you have a PC that can keep up). San Francisco, London and Moscow are all well done urban centers with lots of structures to capture, hide in or blow up. The enemy can be anywhere. Tanks, Choppers, Roads and Trees all appear to be correctly proportioned (my pet peeve). The people look real enough. The story line is amusing although meaningless. The various scenarios presented in the campaign are, for the most part, simply excuses to build a base, defend it, marshal your forces and then attack. In the solo scenarios you can face off against up to 8 enemies. And the best part; I found it in the discount bin (i.e. $9.99). Biggest drawback is overall gameplay; right and left mouse buttons do just the opposite than they do in C&C, so it's a little confusing at first (especially is you're used to playing C&C). Also, the campaign will fail if Sgt Jefferson dies (harder than you think). Bottom line; buy it if you can find it.
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Absolutly Fan Friggin tastic
In short the graphics and sound are outstanding. But what makes this game remarkable is a great campaign that intermingles the game engine with FMV the like of which have not been seen since the first C&C except this has a much higher production value.
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>Also the unit balance is incredible I love how the infanry and tanks and planes all have a place in the game. I throughly enjoyed this game more then any other and I have played almost every RTS out there.
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>I really enjoyed C&C Generals and Zero Hour but I love this game.