The body count of Hitler's misguided military ambitions and the resulting global retaliation is estimated to be around 50 to 70 million. After playing the hundreds of WWII shooters publishers shoved down our throats over the last 10 years, I've taken down nearly as many Nazis.

If I had to pick the shining star of BIA outside of the story, though, it would be the sound effects and dialogue. The dialogue, which includes shout outs from your squad during the heat of battle, is strong.

Amazing storyline; Solid cover system; Pretty particle effects

Inconsistent AI; Lack of visual polish; Lame online play

There's something peculiarly puzzling about gore in video games. Like chocolates in a box of Roses it can come in so many types. Gore can be completely stylised and over the top, like in upcoming black and white Wii game Mad World, for example.

It took them quite a while, but Gearbox Software was finally able to finish the long-delayed Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway . Announced many years ago for last generation consoles, Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway is making its first debut on next gen (now gen?

great game

The FPS genre may be the most competitive in gaming today, which means if you come up even a little short, you will pale in comparison. This is what happened with Ubisoft's latest installment in the

have all had their time in the sun, each with their own fortes making them stand out from one another whilst still all being part of their almost cookie-cutter subgenre.

It's not essential playing, but Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway does offer an insightful and thoughtful take on the Second World War.

As a solo game Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway is amazing. The game has one of the best first-person shooters in the World War II genre. Online play is a problem, along with the framerate problems the game, mainly during cutscenes.

First Impressions My reaction is War; one of the most devastating events in the human history; is nothing interpretable into any media. Not that it is not possible to write or make a motion picture or more importantly for our interest make a game out of it, but no story, film or a game can truly...