MOH: Pacific Assault $10 at Target YMMV

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Did a search and didn't see this posted.

I was at a few Targets this weekend in the NJ area (dont ask) and I saw Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault for $10 at each one of them. This wasn't a clearance item, it had the normal yellow and white Target price tag that read Price Drop. Also, this is the regular CD version and not the Director's Cut.

I remember hearing when the game was released it was pretty buggy, but EA released two large patches for it that was supposed to clean most of it up. I'm on the 3rd level now and I haven't had any problems so far.
 
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If there's a CompUSA near you, you can get the DVD director's cut version for $7.48 ($9.98 clearance plus 25% off) plus tax, assuming it's in stock. It's an OK game, from the little I've played it, nothing great, but the MOH series should have been put to rest long ago, IMO.
 
MoH Infiltrator for the GBA is the best top-down shooter I have played since Zombies Ate My Neighbors.

Other than that, CoD rendered MoH obsolete.
 
[quote name='RollingSkull']Other than that, CoD rendered MoH obsolete.[/QUOTE]

I agree, but I played the hell out of COD2 and I figured this was a cheap way to pass the time till COD3 comes out.

As long as you dont keep your expectations too high, I think its pretty easy to enjoy for $10.
 
Yes, when 2015 games broke away from EA (and MOH) to form Infinity Ward (and released CoD), CoD took it to the next level.

But let's not forget the classic set pieces like the Omaha landing from MOHAA, which originally set the bar in first place.

I paid $25 for the director's cut of MOH: Pacific Assault. It was very entertaining, and has some just-as-impressive levels as any before it. Definitely some intense fighting moments, to be sure.

For $10, this is a bo-brainer... (IMO)

Regards,
 
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