Though there are some definite concessions made for the sake of the game, Brothers in Arms is an undeniably authentic experience. From there you'll move on to clearing out towns, blowing bridges, and keeping Jerry from overrunning your command posts. Consequently, you can expect early missions to involve linking up with other paratroopers and taking out German defenses.
Nearly all of the locations and events and characters you'll encounter in this game have been drawn from the actual experiences of the 502nd Regiment over those seven days. The game takes place over seven days, starting with the nighttime drop and ending with the action at Hill 30. You play as Matt Baker, a sergeant in Fox Company of the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division. Through a disastrous series of misdrops, they found themselves far from their original target and far from the other members of their company. These paratroopers were effectively on their own until Allied forces could secure an exit off the beaches. Just after midnight on D-Day, hours before the landing craft made their way to the shores of Normandy, paratroopers from the 101st and 82 Airborne parachuted behind German lines to disrupt the defenses and forestall the inevitable counterattacks that were sure to be launched once the Allied troops landed on the beaches. Still, the unique design makes this a very attractive game for PS2 owners who are looking for a fun and immersive World War 2 action experience. But though the content and the overall design is the same across all three platforms, the PS2 version lacks some of the convenience and visual appeal of the other two versions. Combining solid shooter mechanics with some innovative tactical squad management features, Brothers in Arms really stands out on all three platforms.
Two weeks ago, Xbox owners were treated to a wonderfully exciting World War 2 shooter called Brothers in Arms.
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