The startup menu is pretty bland when compared to MoH. It is appropriate for a game of this genre for sure, but it doesnt capture the solitude of single man battle as MoH does. MoH's soundtrack was one that made the hair stand up on your arm a hark back to unsung hero's and the bitterness of battle. The games intro is pretty slick with realistic representations of battle and human movement and appearance. Thankfully one can skip this in order to save time and sanity. On loading the game, one is confronted but an unusually long developers intro, consisting of 3 "intro" screens by the programmers etc. For the sake of a benchmark, i will compare it to Moh:Frontline. With some many WWII themed FPS shooters out or some to be released, it has high standards to maintain to cut the mustard. I was looking forward to playing this game, and after a bit of time at the controls, I dont know whether to be happy or disappointed with it.
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