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In Call of Duty: Finest Hour, experience epic battlefield moments from World War II’s most legendary conflicts including the Russian infantry charge at Stalingrad, the British PPA Commando raids in North Africa and the American-led tank charges in Belgium, through the eyes of citizen soldiers and unsung heroes from an alliance of countries who together helped shape the course of modern history. Call of Duty: Finest Hour features all-new combat missions, intense squad-based combat and cinematic special effects – delivering a breathtaking first person action gaming experience. Fight alongside ordinary men who fought and died for freedom and changed the world.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:047875807099
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:XBOX_CALL_OF_DUTY_FINEST_HOUR
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
My husband likes this game. He played it for a long time. The graphics are good.
great GAME.
Great! Exactly what I wanted, thanks.
aww man were do i start, well ive been waiting for this game FOREVER and when i finnally got it i was so exited. Well let me start off by saying that the campains in this game are EPIC like the invasion of stalingrad the part on the boat with commissar talking to the soldiers as stukas bomb and strafe there boat sent a chill down my spine. And despite the fact that i beat the game the day before thanksgiving just a couple days after i got the thing this game is a real to beat its like you make a wrong move and POW!!! your liyin dead on the ground. ShellShock in this game is also cool if you get in the path of a stray artillery shell when it hits everything goes slow. The British campain is too short with it having only 4 missions but its hard i loved the russian campain but the one that really pissed me off was the american missions. Well anyway i wouldint go without this game its fun,challenging, and full of special fetures so this game IS A MUST HAVE TITLE.
Ever since i saw the trailer, i couldn’t get this game out of my head, because it actually is the only war game worth playing. No diss to Meadal of Honor or Battlefield, but Call of Duty: Finest Hour is a much more mature, authentic and all around great war experience. Nobody likes the blocky graphics seen everywhere these days, and this game hardly has it. The controls are easy to get over, and although this is a hard game, it still is more authentic.This is the only war game you should think of buying, it’s a guarantee you’ll like this, and try playing it onlne.
I’ve played this game twice since I purchased it three weeks ago, and I would have to say I enjoyed it each time. There’s plenty of weapons to choose from and the fighting is intense. I didn’t think I would like the tank missions, but they were actually fun and easy to control. I would’ve given this game 5 stars if not for the following:The lack of save points can be frustrating on some missions. There were a few times when I was able to start from a certain predetermined desitination during the mission after I died, even though there was no indication that I had reached a checkpoint. Surprisingly, I ended up with the same weapons I had at the start of the mission instead of the ones I died with. That doesn’t make any sense.Getting your platoon to follow you commands can be difficult. They try to run away from you when you point at them with your gun to give them the “proceed” command. They have terribe aim, step right in front of when you’re trying to shoot bad guys and get stuck on objects which they should be able to go around.Yet, with these faults, I think it’s a solid buy and would recommend it for shooter enthusiasts.Since it’s a new year, I won’t rag on how bad “No One Lives Forever” is. I’ll have to think of another one to not recommend.
After being totaly immersed in Call of Duty and United Offensive on the PC I knew from Finest Hour’s anouncment that I had to have it. First let me tell you that this is a completley new game. It’s not a PC port but it does manage to incorporate familiar gameplay and levels into this jaw droping experience. In the first level you play as Alexander Solkovo, who is throw into the battle of Stalingrad with only a handful of ammo. Like the PC game, you eventualy get a rifle to use that ammo but in the begining of the level you have all that you can do to follow your sargent up the hill into machine gun fire. I would like to compare this to the D-Day scene in Medal of Honor Frontline, but that just wouldn’t be fair. This game crushes Frontline and although I’ll still play Frontline (an incredibly awesome game)This is what is owning my PS2 right now. After Stalingrad you will shift through roles, playing as a Russia female sniper, a Russian tank commander, a British PPA commando, a sargent with the Big Red 1, and a tank sargent in Belgium. The whole storyline is very cool and Finest Hour truely does capture the gritty cinimatic feel of WWII that most games don’t. Some might need to remember that this game isn’t trying to recreate the feel of the PC game. It’s trying to recreate the feel of war and although I’ve never been in war, I’d say this game does a darn good job. Some people complain the controls are hard to get use to but I’m guessing thats because they are a bunch of hardco.
If I could, I’d rate the fun of this game a 6 out of 5. This game is incredible. The graphics are great and the sound is astonishing because of how real it is. The only drawbacks are how short the game is, and lack of multiplayer. The game still takes a while because of the difficulty, but it is not as long as I’d like. I also wish that it had multiplayer other than online, but if you have online capability, than it isn’t a problem. Is this game worth $40.00? Definitly. It is the best money I have spent on a game since San Andreas.
thank you :) / merci :)
Just beated the whole game on this today, and to be honest this was quite hard because the enemy AI is so difficult and a bit of a pain in the ass. But I do like the way this PS2 game was made. Compared to Medal Of Honor with COD, when you fight with the Russians and the British you play as one of their soldiers and use their weaponry, and in Medal Of Honor, you only play as an American Soldier using their weaponry when you fight with them but that’s still great.