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Binding: CD-ROM Brand: ACTIVISION EAN: 0047875322356 Edition: Standard ESRB Age Rating: Mature Format: CD-ROM Item Dimensions: Label: Activision Manufacturer: Activision Model: 30006 MPN: 1-58416-294-5 Platform: Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows 98 Publisher: Activision Release Date: November 26, 2001 Studio: Activision Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: USED - JEWEL CASE CD & MANUAL ONLY - FROM AMAZON PRO MERCHANT. For rush delivery (3-5 business days), please use Expedited Shipping. Amazon.com Review: It's been nearly 10 years since Wolfenstein 3D forever popularized the first-person shooter, and at long last everyone's favorite Nazi killer, B.J. Blazkowicz, is back in Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Set during World War II, Return to Castle Wolfenstein finds the Nazis dabbling in the black arts in an effort to create an army of supersoldiers. Naturally, Blazkowicz is the only thing standing in the Nazis' way, so he's set behind enemy lines in an effort to end the madness. On the surface, the single-player game seems like pure gold--after all, everyone loves killing Nazis. But the story jumps all over the place, the enemy AI is less than impressive, and most gamers will be able to finish the game in a mere 10 to 15 hours. The single-player game falls short of the standards set by titles such as Half-Life and No One Lives Forever. In fact, the best thing about Return to Castle Wolfenstein is its team-based multiplayer mode. Each multiplayer adventure features Axis vs. Allies, and both sides offer four character classes: engineer (removes obstacles), medic (heals and revives teammates), lieutenant (calls in air strikes and replenishes ammo), and soldier (only class able to use sniper rifles, flamethrowers, and other unusual weapons). The game includes only eight multiplayer maps, but they are all perfectly designed, and in order to be successful teams have to work together. The result is a great gaming experience that fans of Counter-Strike or the Day of Defeat mode for Half-Life will really appreciate. Graphically, Return to Castle Wolfenstein looks amazing. It uses the powerful Quake III engine to great effect, and the character models, explosions, and lighting effects are all perfectly done. Alas, pretty graphics and a great multiplayer game don't quite make up for an exceptionally average single-player experience. --William Harms Pros:
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 Rating:  - Very GoodI really enjoyed this game!!With all the patches i got it up to the game of the year version. Rating:  - pretty good i got this game for mac it is exelent the graphics are great and the ai is good the only problem is that i can not get to multiplayer! i think this game is great anyway! Rating:  - Guilt-free genocideI suppose if there are two groups whom it's acceptable and almost encouraged to slaughter, it would be Nazis and zombies. It's the only time a defendant could be on the witness stand and confess to his own benefit "Your Honor, they were really asking for it." Which is what makes Return to Wolfenstein so much fun. It's a historically accurate gothic WWII supernatural FPS. One of those rare combinations you throw in a blender and it comes out all yummy. I'll briefly echo ... Read More Rating: - Compatibility problemsI have this game, it used to play on my win 98 but since I upgraded to win xp it doesnt work anymore. Does anyone know why? How can I fix it? I doesnt help changing the compatibility settings. Thanx a lot. Rating: - Another Milestone in Gaming?As most of you are aware, the video and PC gaming industry loves to hype games. In the last six years or so the games that got a LOT of attention prior to release include Unreal, Unreal Tournament 2003, Unreal 2, Black and White, and of course, Doom 3. As you can see from this list, not all of these games lived up to expectations. Considering the tremendous amount of hype that heralded the return of Wolfenstein, does Return to Castle Wolfenstein live up to expectations? Mostly yes. ... Read More |
