For anybody not familiar with Brothers In Arms, they are a series of WW2 first person shooters that aim to depictthe reality of war. Where Call of Duty succeeded in providing spectacular set pieces Brothers In Arms asks more than simply working your way down a predetermined path.

Good compelling story; loyal to historical setting; sound

Graphical finish is poor; boring  gameplay; questionable AI

ok game nothing special for an older game

We go back on the road to war with our brothers in the 101st Airborne Division to find out how war has ravaged them since 2005...

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

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?

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

If you are like me and you think shooters have too less strategy and strategy games have too less action then this game is the perfect solution for your problem. The game is not meant for everybody though and most people are sick of the Second World War by now, so this game is a little late.

The game takes place in the Second World War and it focuses on Market Garden; I haven't seen a game take place in the Kingdom of the Netherlands before (aside from a few missions in Medal of Honor: Front line) and I just love it.

There are quite a lot of glitches and that can prove to be very annoying; Quite often I would lose entire squads because they decided to hide at the wrong side of a wall or stop moving while we were dodging machine gun fire

War is hell, and extremely engaging. At least it is in the well-done series Brothers In Arms. In Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway, the latest from Ubisoft, in the series ramps up the storyline and the game play all around. Primarily a few welcome tweaks have been added into the game play.

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

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.