Battlefield: Vietnam Review:

The battlefield series have dominated the overall PC game market for over a year and a half now showing no loss in numbers, with a third on its way, battlefield looks inevitably to become the No.1 game to buy.
Battlefield: Vietnam is an epic example of EA game’s art, exemplary graphics, extraordinary game play which overwhelms its predecessor Battlefield :1942.

While games such as Farcry, contain many jaw-dropping examples of Today’s graphics, they are nothing compared to that available in BF. Farcry however suffers dramatically because of its poor gameplay quality.

Online with both 1942 and Vietnam is awesome stuff, with the all new “Thank You” radio command, players can interact more than ever before.

Playing now becomes very tactical, team play is essential. This time EA have made it early impossible to do things “Rambo” style as players require a lot more on team mates to help them get out of sticky situations.

Tanks now play a less powerful role as they can be taken out by the ordinary infantry soldier easily in city maps by using a simple L.A.W. Heuys and Attack heuys are essential if the battle is to be won, they play a key role in the transportation of troops to the field and the securing of flags by clearing tanks and the occasional unlucky soldier with a quick blast of the rockets.

Players now assume many roles within their team, not just engineers, anti-tank, assault, or sniper, they become pilots, recon, anti air, even spawn layers, with the handy new tunnels available for the NVA. Excellent music is played and available when u jump into any object, by simply pressing the 0 button and selecting a song, excellent tracks include "War" and the all so famous with suicide pilots "Flight of the Valkyries".

Battlefield: Vietnam is by far a must buy for online gamers, and a must see for anyone who loves fps with a difference!

Graphics 9/10 Gameplay 10/10 Design 6/10 Sound 8/10 Overall Rating: 94%