Game is awesome. I love it. Graphic is fantastic.You can raise the resolution to full screen. For an old game, it really puts Marine Sharpshooter game I bought with this game to SHAME. LOL.... My system Windows XP 32 bit, video card GT 9800, AMD antholan 2 GHz, 2GB RAM.

I thought Frontlines would be in danger of offering nothing much beyond what gamers have come to expect from EA's Battlefield series but Kaos Studios and THQ had a few surprises in store. One thing that sets itself apart is the idea of a ‘frontline' that can shift either way.

First Impressions My reaction is Man is a hypocritical beast. Diplomacies are present only for false assurances and a camouflaged fake sense of security. When it comes to power and dominance, you can sure bet that humanity will be pushed to the brink of extinction.

Solo play is a pleasant, though unsatisfying, but you can really sink your teeth into the online multiplayer.

When I play this game I feel that it's the forerunner to Badcompany2, this game is so lifelike & the sound is incredible, you get to fly Helo's & drive tanks, the online map-worlds are bigger than any other game I've played. I recommend getting this game especially at this price.

loads of action, well worth the money, get to pilot a helicopter and tank - awesome, still can't fly the helicopter properly yet, can fire the missiles and guns though, superb game, if a little short

FPS games on the Xbox 360 are a dime a dozen these days. With titles like Halo 3, Bioshock, CoD4, The Orange Box and others coming out in the last six months or so, there's a huge surplus of shooters out there for the shooting aficionado to choose from; even some of the most hardcore gamers haven't...

Frontlines: Fuel of War is certainly a competent near-future warfare shooter. It even sports a cool ROV gimmick. However, considering the glut of great shooter games out there these days, Frontlines does little to stand out.

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In some respects this game is a bit simplistic. The enemy aren't terribly bright and many of the levels are direct repetitions of earlier ones (especially the final chapter where you seem to be assaulting the same building time after time).