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Medal of Honor : Pacific Assault Medal of Honor is widely regarded as the premiere World War II shooter series, largely thanks to the way it blends exciting Nazi-killing action with a heartfelt look at the triumphs of America's "greatest generation." Unfortunately, the latest installment, Pacific Assault, sacrifices much of the blasting for more story – a mistake that costs it dearly Click Here to read the full review We've been monitoring Area 51's approach since Midway first revealed the reinvention of its popular arcade shooter in 2002. The update of the digitized sprite blastathon, one of Midway's last arcade hits, is a far cry from the days when you popped virtual caps into blocky alien ass.Click Click Here to read the full review
Digital Extremes' Pariah is just such a game, giving users access to a small arsenal of impossible weaponry, while setting the game in a war-torn United States. While the futuristic backdrop may still have some life left in it, Pariah's combat, story, and weapons loadout are all positively lifeless, making the game feel like nothing more than an also-ran shooter that barely stands on its own, let alone stands up to the genre's best. Click Here to read the full review
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