CGR Undertow - MEDAL OF HONOR: UNDERGROUND review for Game Boy Advance
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Medal of Honor: Underground review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Medal of Honor: Underground for the Game Boy Advance developed by Rebellion Developments and published by Destination Software.
Take the fight on the go with this portable version of Medal of Honor: Underground. Originally released on the PlayStation in 2000, it was brought to the Game Boy Advance two years later. The game retains the look and feel of a first-person shooter, but it simplifies the gameplay for its handheld platform—your guns lock on to targets automatically, similar to classic shooters like Doom and Wolfenstein. The game’s graphics are at times a blurry smear of pixels, however, and it doesn’t run smoothly at all on Nintendo’s handheld. Ideally, this is a game you’d play on a console, but die-hard shooter fans may enjoy taking Underground on the road. Provided you can see the road. Medal of Honor: Underground supports single-player and local multiplayer play.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Medal of Honor: Underground for the Game Boy Advance and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.
Shop CGR shirts & mugs! http://www.CGRstore.com
Medal of Honor: Underground review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Medal of Honor: Underground for the Game Boy Advance developed by Rebellion Developments and published by Destination Software.
Take the fight on the go with this portable version of Medal of Honor: Underground. Originally released on the PlayStation in 2000, it was brought to the Game Boy Advance two years later. The game retains the look and feel of a first-person shooter, but it simplifies the gameplay for its handheld platform—your guns lock on to targets automatically, similar to classic shooters like Doom and Wolfenstein. The game’s graphics are at times a blurry smear of pixels, however, and it doesn’t run smoothly at all on Nintendo’s handheld. Ideally, this is a game you’d play on a console, but die-hard shooter fans may enjoy taking Underground on the road. Provided you can see the road. Medal of Honor: Underground supports single-player and local multiplayer play.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Medal of Honor: Underground for the Game Boy Advance and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.