Played the original game on the PC and was incredibly satisfied on how the game worked got it for the 360 and enjoying the graphics and a couple different details. I won't go into much but the game isn't like COD or BF - call of duty , battlefield in case you don't know the abbreviations.

Operation Flashpoint: Red River is a great shooter. Unlike the Call of Duty series, which i have always loved, The Flashpoint series is more realistic. Thanx to one hit kills and the use of med. kits.

The AI is stupid and game play is frustrating! For example(s): you tell your team to Hold Position and they continually roam around. And during battles they would 'roam around' into the firing line and get killed.

Operation Flashpoint: Red River is a good game that sometimes comes close to greatness but is let down by a misguided need to become something it's not meant to be. It's too tactical for the average gamer and too pedestrian for gamers that enjoy a tactical challenge.

This game is way to tactical for me it is like the hardest and most stupidest games ever you die in one bullet or 2 and the gameplay is so hard to get used to!

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I still have fond memories of the classic Operation Flashpoint on the PC, it was a clunky and ugly would-be war simulator, rife with glitches, but it's not-so-trivial offering of playable military hardware, and vast unrestricted maps made it extremely satisfying to play.

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In conclusion, Operation Flashpoint: Red River does what it says on the cover. This leans more towards the more realistic aspects of war, which isn't about running through swarms of enemies and hiding behind cover as you magically regenerate health.