Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault

Manufacturer:	Electronic Arts
Release date:	09 November, 2004

Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault

Average rating: Stars

read system requierments before you buy

This is the third MOA retail verrsion I have bought and my last. The first 2 would run on my OS (98) but this one will not, win 98 is not suported. I would give it to someone with XP but I,m going to light in on fire first then piss on it just the way E Games pissed on me.

Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault - Electronic Arts

this could have been a great game, but

this was a very good game, but you went and screw it up, by
the time i was in a fire fight, in the jungle, and at night, and could`n see a damm thing, you started throwing up on my screen,
and blinding the hell out of me. what color panties the waves,
or the waac was wearing. i could have done with out all that
junk. so nexk time you make a game. please leave that part out.
william c. johnson

Electronic Arts - Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault

I'd rather give it 2.5 Stars, but since that's not an option...

I waited a long time to buy this game. In the interim, I have played Call of Duty and Call of Duty: United Offensive, Battlefield: Vietnam and the good ol' Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, Spearhead and Breakthrough.

Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault is definitely a step backwards:

HORRENDOUS load times plague the game. I can't stress enough how bad they are. Playing on multiplayer and the wife tells you it's time to go to bed? You have to wait through load screens to get back to the main menu to shut down!!

LAG, LAG, LAG. As a fan of single shot rifles (precision shooting versus "pray and spray", you WILL BE disappointed in MOH: Pacific Assault. There is AT LEAST a half-second delay between mouse click and firing of a rifle. This issue was actually addressed in the 65+ MB patch for the game, but unfortunately the problem persists for riles, single shot and semi-auto. Pistols and machine guns don't seem to be affected. Shots that were so cool and fun to pull off in MOH: Allied Assault are virtually impossible in this game

FOG OF WAR: Very hard to distinguish friend and foe on multiplayer. The tags have been changed and are not easily seen.

Lack of interest in gaming community: I've seen maybe 20 servers for MOH: Pacific Assault and probably only 10 of them at any given time have folks on them. MOH: Allied Assault- a plethora of servers of all types!

Conclusion: For die-hard MOH fans only (of which I thought I was one...). I'm going back to MOH: Allied Assault tonight. If you don't have that game or Call of Duty, get them instead. After reading the other reviews for this game, I should have bought Far Cry instead...