But mostly, it's because of the enemy AI. Also the graphics are starting to get old. It's kind of average, partly because most of the things here have been done before. MOH games have great music, and this one is no different. There's probably only one good moment, and that's when you're riding on an elephant with a machine gun turret, which is fun. Unfortunety, none of the other missions aren't as good as the beginning. The first mission is really good, where you have to fight off oncoming planes, which is good enough for replay value. Then.wait, I'm playing already?! Where's the menu?! That's right. 7/10įirst thing you see in Rising Sun is a really nice logo. I am hoping that this game will get better - it may have only cost me £4.99, but I would be disappointed to play a pants addition to an honoured game series. However, the tons of additional features ensure that it is an entry to the Medal of Honor series - but it is the game itself that matters, and on that tone, it isn't brilliant. I am sure that the game will get better after this disappointing level, but I doubt it will be anywhere near as good as Medal of Honor European Assault, and the poor graphical qualities leave a lot to be desired. The game's graphics are very gritty, there are no memorable deaths in the game, the objectives are pretty predictable and the explosions pretty scrawny - and I've only reached the Rise of the Philippines. However, after that, we descend into flat territory. The Pearl Harbor opening level was hugely intense, realistic, not at all irritating and generally beautifully done - a ten-star job. This game is a bit like 'Saving Private Ryan' - the best bit of the thing is the starting bit.

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