wildweasel

Hey, we don't have a single World War I-based FPS game on the market! And no, Codename Eagle doesn't count.

But what really needs to be done is more shooters set in the old West. Or hell, the Civil War. I want a game as good as Call of Duty that gives you weapons like Colt Peacemakers, Winchester lever-action rifles, and the old classic Gatling gun instead of the omnipresent MG42.

Wait, this is available on the Playstation Store now? Didn't it used to be a UMD game?

Spellcasting looks just like Deep Labyrinth's - it should work a lot better in O&E though, considering that it's turn-based instead of real-time like DL was.

I wonder how long it's going to be before that website (which is cool, anyway) stops showing up on every blog in the universe?

Is that Crazy Frog in the foreground of the screenshot? =P

Well, being a veteran of a somewhat similar game (Graffiti Kingdom for the PS2), this review just cements the fact that I'm going to buy this game. The only problem is that I need money =P

They'd better put freakin' Snatcher, Shining Force CD, Silpheed, and Popful Mail on here!

The boobies and the German voiceover were both there in the original game. I'm...relatively happy that they're keeping them in =P

I thought MOH: Vanguard was a decent game when I rented it (at least, I thought it was a better game than Call of Duty 3, which I hated on principle of those stupid gun-wrestling minigames), so this one's on my radar.

Let's show some love to the underappreciated games next time - Beyond Good & Evil, Psychonauts, Geist. Yeah, I know one of those is a Nintendo game, but that's not stopped us in the past, has it?