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Brothers in Arms Road to Hill 30 has been considered, "the game that started it all" in terms of the mega-moving ubisoft franchise taking off on flyboy wings." The game centers on a first person style of gun play foremost, with a unique major difference in comparison to other shooter titles. Players are able to center their laser focused fire and targeting skills in on specific mobile and infantry units, often needing to creep around corners slowly and with great tactical thought. Much like Rainbow Six 3, Brothers in Arms using a tactical approach although it is SLOWER than such I have briefly mentioned. You will need to use your mind and trigger finger combined with trace bits of planning and intelligence to survive each level barricading your way to the end. On hard, this game is nails to the wall intense for anyone who is a lover of Call of Duty and Medal of Honor. The other difference is that it is more tactical and precise than just a run and gun frenzy. If you have any grandparents that were involved in world war II, chances are they will enjoy such a game as well. Voice work is exceptionally well done, the story line progresses hastily with an occansional lull of cutscene action to break up the "panzershreking" insanity like your being chased by a million german jackasses. There are some exceptionally intense tank blasting moments that will put you on edge in excited anticipation. If you have any love for WWII shooters, you'll put this one your radar and get a "fire" started under your privates before you join your privates for a shoot out session. Get this game today! That's an order solder!

Drakan is an underrated action RPG based adventure that uniquely allows level progression through the allotted use of a scaled fork-tongued dragon beast, Arok. After bonding player to "Altered Beast" (anyone who has played the original will understand this reference) in the game intro, the game engine allows for some very open-ended game play tactics to be used in a sandbox style hack and slash approach. Playing as the character Rynn, you traverse multiple styles of weathered terrain in a very battle-heartened fashion that is classic of Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance, Game of Thrones, and Lord of the Rings. There are some very creative creature designs in the game, although when wandering on foot one can become stuck in between clusters of trees, particularly when facing "goliath Golam" monsters that shoot freaking laser beams from their eyes. You can singe your enemy into a thousand piles of ashes and shrapnels of sinew or you can gouch your enemies mindlessly with the blood thirsty steel of Iron Man. The player is able to choose from over 50 different weapons that can be upgraded at different blacksmithing shops. In addition, there is also a nifty "magic" system that allows carnage to those who wish to dispel of their enemies from a distance, as well as the use of a bows and arrows. Occasionally within secretly guarded caves and ruins lie enchanted weapons of fire, ice, and lightning powers. Who doesn't want to be like Merlin the magnificent? X Play gives this game a 5 out of 5. Drakan on until early sunrise...