Compare Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault for Windows to Medal of Honour: Pacific Assault

Ed Moore and Dave Nash are leaning over a map on a table, studying ways to bring the war from the European theater into the Pacific. The map is of Tanambogo Island, which was attacked by the United States as part of the Guadalcanal campaign in World War II. But, unlike the almost unopposed Guadalcanal landing (the real fighting occurred when the Japanese tried to take it back), Tanambogo was fiercely contested. Moore and Nash are designing Pacific Assault and, in the process, taking the Medal of Honor series for PCs into new territory. Less

Set in the Pacific Theatre of WWII, Medal of Honor Pacific Assault for the PC represents a unique addition to the award-winning Medal of Honor franchise. Players step into the boots of Marine Private Tom Conlin and feel his shock at the destruction of the American fleet at Pearl Harbor, his growing resolve in the fight for Henderson Field on Guadalcanal, and his triumph at the battle for Tarawa Island. Medal of Honor Pacific Assault combines seven expansive single-player missions covering 25 levels with over nine new multiplayer maps and includes new locations, new weapons, and new soldiers. Multiplayer modes let the player to go head-to-head in Free-for-All or join a team to complete objectives and destroy an opposing team in Objective-based and Team Deathmatch modes. Less