We're going into WWII, again!
The Wii has gotten quite some rap because of some crap it offers in any kind of games, especially first-person shooters. But Medal of Honor Heroes 2 for Wii does offer some comebacks for those rs of the Nintendo Wii and/or some of its games.
The game, like most, is set in a WWII theme. You start off as just a normal soldier and what's going on is you are trying to figure out what Vietnam is up to. To do this, not only do you have to make your way to a certain point, but you have to sink three U-boats and steal any documents leading towards information while looking for a radio to use to get some instructions. Now this is just the beginning.
The game also has sort of like an arcade. All that happens is you walk around with unlimited ammo trying to shoot guys while in no control of where you go and the only way to get health back is to shoot something with it. I that, and this game offers no other interest in the arcade except that.
The third and last thing is the online multiplayer. There is no way to play against someone else in the room, but there is online play. There are just ordinary matches with unlimited respawns, or there is just a basic Capture the Flag style. The maps are pretty good, but every one of them except the Sewers had me wondering where I was going.
There are many weapons in the game, but there are few ways to kill you and/or teammates during the game. That is the Bazooka or just a . That doesn't offer much if you want to be a traitor, but who really cares?
The game is overall a great beginning for Nintendo's first really real series of first-person shooters. Many things in the game could have been better, but this is just the beginning for Nintendo and hopefully not the end.
The game, like most, is set in a WWII theme. You start off as just a normal soldier and what's going on is you are trying to figure out what Vietnam is up to. To do this, not only do you have to make your way to a certain point, but you have to sink three U-boats and steal any documents leading towards information while looking for a radio to use to get some instructions. Now this is just the beginning.
The game also has sort of like an arcade. All that happens is you walk around with unlimited ammo trying to shoot guys while in no control of where you go and the only way to get health back is to shoot something with it. I that, and this game offers no other interest in the arcade except that.
The third and last thing is the online multiplayer. There is no way to play against someone else in the room, but there is online play. There are just ordinary matches with unlimited respawns, or there is just a basic Capture the Flag style. The maps are pretty good, but every one of them except the Sewers had me wondering where I was going.
There are many weapons in the game, but there are few ways to kill you and/or teammates during the game. That is the Bazooka or just a . That doesn't offer much if you want to be a traitor, but who really cares?
The game is overall a great beginning for Nintendo's first really real series of first-person shooters. Many things in the game could have been better, but this is just the beginning for Nintendo and hopefully not the end.
