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Brothers in Arms: Double Time


7.9

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Brothers In Arms: Double Time brings this WWII action franchise to the Wii system, while adding the use of innovative gameplay with the Wii Remote. Combining All 31 Playable Levels: Play as Sergeants Matt Baker and Joe Hartsock, leading your squad behind enemy lines through the Normandy invasion. Fight actual Airborne Infantry battles of D-Day accurately recreated using thousands of official photos, maps, After-Action Reports and eyewitness accounts under the direction of Military and Historical Director, Col. John Antal. Featuring close-quarter urban environments and a next-generation artificial intelligence system, Brothers In Arms: Double Time takes authentic military action to the next level on the Wii system. Issue orders and perform military gestures to command and lead your team using the Wii Remote. [Ubisoft]

PUBLISHER:	Ubisoft
DEVELOPER:	Gearbox Software
GENRE(S):	First-Person Shooter
PLAYERS:	4
ESRB RATING:	M (Mature)
RELEASE DATE:	September 23, 2008

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EuroGamer

A frustrating package. There's a wealth of gameplay, across the two discs, but very little variety.

The average user rating for this game is 7.9 (out of 10) based on 10 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.

Craig M. gave it an8:
Quality shooter till The Conduit.

Neil Am gave it an8:
loved this game! never played before on any format; love the historical accuracy- works well with the zapper also....

GHOST gave it an8:
A good game. Great use of motion controls. Some frame rate issues hold it back a bit. Overall the best brothers in arms I've played so far. The motion controls makes it easy to command team,and throw grenades. I recommend to the ww2 faithful.

Anthony G. gave it a9:
Better than Medal of honor 2 and call of duty 3. Almost perfect controls, realistic action and challenging levels. The only thing this game is missing is mulitiplayer online capability.

Eddie C. gave it a6:
Just a port of the Road to Hill 30 and Earned in Blood games from the previous installments of the BIA series on XBOX. Poor contorls, shotty hit detection and miminal improvements over its XBOX counterpart make this game mediocre at best.

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