Eidos Downloadable Commandos:Beyond the Call of Duty for Windows
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| From: GameSpot Reviewed by: GameSpot Expert Posted: Nov 19, 2004 Type: Expert Review |
Past games based on Activision's Call of Duty license have been designed to evoke the personalized horror of World War II. In that global maelstrom, many simple people were wrested from their homes and thrown into one terrifying abattoir after anothe
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| From: Gamer20 Reviewed by: Gamer20 Expert Posted: Apr 26, 2004 Type: Expert Review |
A couple years back, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault took WWII games to a whole new level. Upping the ante again in that genre is Call of Duty. Created by some of the guys who worked on MoHAA, now calling themselves Infinity Ward (IW), CoD is truly a
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| From: GameSpot Reviewed by: GameSpot Expert Posted: Jan 01, 2004 Type: Expert Review |
When duty calls, you'd better pick up the phone--or the mobile, in this case. Wireless has always been in need of a quality real-time action strategy title, and despite its several peccadilloes, Mforma's Call of Duty fits the bill. Call of Duty, whi
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| From: Firingsquad Reviewed by: Firingsquad Expert Posted: Nov 19, 2003 Type: Expert Review |
Overview World War II Imagine, for a second, that World War II had never happened. Tens of millions of lives would have been saved, countless resources left for future generations, eastern European countries would never have suffered the communist
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| From: GameSpot Reviewed by: GameSpot Expert Posted: Oct 29, 2003 Type: Expert Review |
There is no shortage of World War II-themed first-person shooters available, and it's no secret that a number of them, including Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and Battlefield 1942, are extremely good. Now you can add Call of Duty to that list. The f
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