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[Shake Appeal]

Company of Heroes. Just brutal.

 

[spekkeh]

Had the most fun with RTCW. That was the biggest fail of a demo release ever because like someone said there was no point in buying the rest of the game.

However MoH:AA will always remain the watershed moment of FPS games to me, even more so than MW, because this was the first time you were living a gritty movie in first person. It was exhilarating, exhausting, and overwhelming. Like RTCW though, the rest of the game was completely forgettable in comparison.

 

[DaciaJC]

Ooh. Finest Hour. What a throwback.

That's actually the original CoD on PC.

Finest Hour did have a pretty awesome Stalingrad landing. The commissar's speech is blood-curdling, copying some of Ilya Ehrenburg's exhortations verbatim, and Giacchino's score is impeccable as usual.

 

[NullPointer]

Attacking the beach: Call of Duty 2(?)

Defending the beach: Gears of War: Judgment

 

[Surfinn]

I'm surprised Allied Assault wasn't the first post. That was one of the most impressive gaming experiences I've ever had.

 

[InsaneTiger]

Medal of Honor: Frontline, no question.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD01yVeogzw

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[Bulby]

Silent Cartographer for sure. Helps that it was backed up by one of the best fps levels ever made.

 

[NullPointer]

Silent Cartographer for sure. Helps that it was backed up by one of the best fps levels ever made.

Only thing with that mission is that actual beach storming part of it is over so quickly. Unless you're counting assaulting the rest of the entire island.