Medal of Honor 10th Anniversary Bundle - PC

Medal of Honor 10th Anniversary Bundle is a great product. It features four older video games that are very good and one somewhat recent video game called Medal of Honor Airborne. Medal of Honor Allied Assault offers a great campaign, and when combined with its expansion packs, it makes another campaign and a great multiplayer game as well. You start out Lt. Mike Powell, and OSS Agent that will lead the way in Operation Torch by destroying Flak 88 positions on the coastline, sabotaging Tiger tanks and Opel Blitzes (German truck) to ensure Allied victory at Operation Torch. However, before you can do all this, you must rescue an SAS agent, Jack Grillo (Who happens to be in the credits as I think a designer). After that, you must destroy all the planes in a local German airfield using the mounted 30 caliber machine gun on your Jeep. I won't spoil the rest of the mission, but I will let you in on a sort of secret. If you like exploring, try to explore as much as the level as you can. You might be able to find a POW. You will get a medal for that! (Again, his name appears in the credits. If you don't know who Jury is, you will if you find the POW. :D) The graphics are great for the 2002 release date, and the gameplay is even better. The sound and the soundtrack is amazing. It fits the game perfectly and helps make the levels more intense. Medal of Honor Pacific Assault improves in graphics, but the gameplay seems it could use a little work. The music, just as in MOHAA, is superb. However, there seems to be a little bit of continuum issues. For example, I went through a level killing every Japanese dude I saw with my trusty Springfield '03 rifle, while the next level set directly after that, which is on the same island as before, I get some poor excuse of a sub machine gun that has a short clip, is inaccurate, and has little ammo to reload with. Medal of Honor Airborne adds sort of a twist to gameplay. You jump out of an airplane and can move almost anywhere you want to. That does add a little bit of replay experience, but not much. Music is reused from the other games in the bundle, which is fine, but a bit disappointing. I was expecting another amazing soundtrack, only to get the MOHAA and MOHPA soundtracks with maybe two new tunes. The multiplayer in MOHA seems like a rerun of Medal of Honor Allied Assault's amazing gameplay, but maybe a little more boring. And then there is the nondetachable Gewher 43 scope, which now I despise the weapon in the game because of that. I was quite happy with the iron sights... And, you can take the scope of the STG44, so why not the G43? Well, you might not care. But it's a good game, and when combined with the other games in this bundle, you can forget about Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and pay attention to a WAY better game in my opinion.

The entire series of games included in this bundle are just too difficult to get through. You have to replay the same sequences over and over. Some scenes are so tough that I needed to play the same 5 to 10 minutes of game as many as 30 times to get through - ON THE EASY SETTING. These games are not fun. Electronic Arts is now at the top of my list of companies to avoid. If you want a good WW2 FPS that's playable and challenging without being aggravating then buy the Call of Duty series.

First of all, I'm going to rate these games according to the year they came out, cause: Duh! a 2002 game doesnt compare to a 2008 game. Allied Assault & Exspansion Packs: was a great game! It has a great story and a good range of combat. From Undercover to Full assault. I found MP boring. Spearhead was a good exspansion, very short but also good storys. Breakthrough was longer and slightly harder. Both games have alot of dif weapons. I would rate sound average. Overall I give these games a 4.5 star rating. Pacific Assault: This game was made beautifully! The whole game has squad based combat. Sounds are great, and AI is good also! This game is easy overall. With my computer when there are big explosions the game plays at half speed, which can be annoying on "Pearl Harbor", but this may not happen with your comp. MP does not work for me. When I try to login in it says "Failed to connect to EA online". But again this is just an error on my pc. I give this game a 5 star rating for Campaign. Airborne: This is (in my opinion) the best game of them all. The feel of the game is different, but you get used to that. Missions are difficult but fun, and AI is helpful but not a whole bunch. The only thing I dont like about this game is that the solders let off slight glows. but its no prob. MP is very fun also. If you like WWII shooters than you definetly want to buy this. Two more things though: 1. Some people say they got wrong codes, I got the right ones. I found the chances of getting the wrong codes slim. 2. I suggest getting all the patches installed before playing any of the campaighns. Otherwise you'll have to retart them.

I believe I paid about $12.00, delivered, for this game. I have had $12.00 worth of fun. All the games, there are five, were easy to install except the "Airborne" game. It would not install and I could not find a fix on the EA website. I had to go on YouTube to get some guys instructions on the fix. That sucks.

I was a little concerned about the installation due to some of the bad(cautionary?)comments written by others. I no problems. All of the access codes were on the back of the manual. All of them worked right away. It did take me two installs as I had a windows firewall issue not allowing it to get past the initial splash screen when running the game but this went away on the second install. This was a MS/XP problem and MOH. I only use single player mode so can not comment on multiplay or online. Game play was very similar to Call of Duty that I just finished. This one is equivalent to or harder on the most difficult experience level. I finished Allied Assault and then jumped to Pacific Assault. Nice to have an Aim mode on PA. Good to download a Walkthough from one of the gaming mags so that you don't miss or at least know what your missing for the "hidden objectives" and "hero" moments. Expect to have hours and hours of fun working the remaining 3 packages. Excellent value!

While the games are great fun, have tons of replay value, and semi-educational for gamers and history buffs alike, due to their age, you have to sift through forums to try to get them to work on Windows 7. For example, you have to change a registry key to get Allied Assault to patch properly. For the tech savvy, this seems easy, but the tech-illiterate can find this to be a daunting task. And if your PC doesn't have a dedicated GeForce/Radeon graphics card, good luck, as these games will not run on Intel integrated graphics or will run at the lowest settings. Also, it's hard not to feel cheated when the box art mentions that the bundle includes "Bonus features from the first decade of Medal of Honor", when it only includes half of them. The bonus features from Pacific Assault are entertaining and plentiful, however, for some reason, the UK version (the only English version available as of this writing) is missing the War Chest Bonus Disc, which includes more bonus features. Unfortunately, the US version is out of print and is very difficult to find, although you can find an ISO image of the bonus disc if you look hard enough. Lastly, the packaging for the games is cumbersome to use. I had a hard time taking the discs out of the plastic case because they're so tightly clasped, I fear that with too much force, I might break them. The cons listed, however, shouldn't stop you from having fun with these games. These are, without a doubt, one of the best WWII games you'll ever play. If it weren't for them, Call of Duty would've never existed. Pros: + All WWII Medal of Honor PC games included completely unaltered + Bonus content from Pacific Assault + Bonus soundtrack CD Cons: - Too many fixes/workarounds required to get the games to work - Some games will not run on integrated graphics (e.g. Allied Assault) - UK version does not include War Chest bonus disc - Discs can be hard to get out of their packaging tl;dr Buy it. It'll take some effort to get the games to work, but trust me, it'll be worth the hassle. :)

Was nit able to get past installation CD1...sucks bigtime

I love this game, it's excellent. I would recommend this to any fan of action games, the graphics, sounds and AI are excellent for the time period in which this game was released. My biggest gripe is not being able to aim down the sights of guns and the fact that the series focuses too much on behind-the-lines action as opposed to frontline fighting in many points. Plus that sniper level in Medal of Honor: Allied Assault irritated me beyond belief. But all in all, an excellent game i'd recommend to any fan of the FPS genre interested in classic games. These games represent the high point of the Medal of Honor series, before most of the team went to Call of Duty. Pacific Assault is a piece of crap, though, that's my only complaint. the AI is absurd, they don't take cover at all. They usually fire one or two shorts before subsequently banzai charging you. there is a huge delay between aiming down the sights and pulling it to the hip, making the sights nearly worthless. But this pack is worth it just for Allied Assault and it's expansion packs in my opinion.

Really nice set of games!

My computer has Windows 7 Home 32Bit. I have not yet been able to install and of this package. The whole thing was a waist of money. That's really too bad.

The graphics are very good to play good and the games are

やすくて しかも 5種類のゲームができます。最新版もよいですが 歴史を感じます。インストールとパッチ当てるのに時間かかりますね

all the games are great and didnt take that long for games to get to my house txs , ken i enjoy playing them havent done the call of duty 2 yet but have enjoyed the others so far