Someone compared this game to the movie, Pearl Harbor, which is not even close to being historically accurate but introduced an event that was unknown to a surprisingly large group of people. The MOH series is Teen rated but is pushing the limits with Pacific Assault. EA's efforts should be applauded for bringing the message in more digestible form to a generation that no longer has a clue of what happened 60 yers ago. His actions are still taught today at West Point and are depicted in the game. Brothers in Arms is actually narrated by a true Congressional Medal of Honor recipient - the one that the television series is based. The artwork is outstanding but the load times are long even on the most up-to-date home PC's.Īlthough EA tries to pay hommage to the true Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, mature games like Brothers in Arms, Company of Heroes and Call to Arms do a more realistic job of it. To enjoy all the art and crafts of this game, it needs to play on a computer with the Pentium 4 level of processor and advanced video cards.
This is not necessarily a bad thing.ĮA has come out with software that may exceed the grasp of even the latest hardware. In spite of its more intense detail and action, it still retains the cartoon feel of the previous MOH games. In comparison to other WWII shooters, EA keeps the word 'game' in computer game. With Pacific Assault, the MOH series moves to a higher level.
