Commend my platoon, which consists of three soldiers. I hear the bullets flying around me and see how men fall dead from the non-ending hail of bullets from the Germans. Now and then I venture to my crate to come from behind to try to hit a German, but it is difficult. It was a cold night and we write the year 1942. I, William Holt, serving with the U.S. Office of Strategic Services, "then me with my squad from our live show to save this French city, but it does not look good ... Will you play me like this could get uncomfortable situation?

Once you've started the game you're greeted by a menu that was created in an old style. You can compare with old films, where those lines by the constant screen. This taste the atmosphere of the game immediately and you will surely want to some Germans in the pan to cut. This atmosphere remains constantly present. Before you begin a level you really see from the WWII movie that tells what happened there, this is also back in the game. If you are in a mission in Russia and is told in advance that people really had no chance against the Germans, but they still wanted to defend their territory. In this level you get, therefore, instead of soldiers, armed civilians on the road.

The single player campaign is only a mode where you and William Holt fighting the German troops will go. You play in four areas during WWII actually fought, namely (in order) France, North Africa, Russia and Belgium. Each of these areas comprises a number of missions in which there are eleven.
The goals of the missions start at a given time to be monotonous.
You have a mission when you start a headline and two sub-goals. The main objective will often "blow this or that" or "find a way out". The sub-goals are usually 'death a senior SS officer' (which are stronger than other soldiers) and 'find secret documents ". While you play you get there with sub-goals that you can play to get an extra life. The main goal you should try to achieve the sub-goals do not and while you can also decide in which order you play them. For example you can look for a number of important documents, or continue on the same objective and that one missile blowing.

If you've played one level you will, depending on the number of sub-goals that you've played.
Have you managed to accomplish such goals all you get the gold medal.
You might think that this is a function. But no, there are no unlockables in the game so you really just a fictional medal is the sub-missions to do.

Capcom has done it again! Originally a PS3 game, the next Monster Hunter game deliveres. While not having all of the previous creatures from the PSP game Monster Hunter 2nd G, it has a whole new library of creatures to hunt.

However, not much has changed from the other Monster Hunter games in terms of gameplay, other than the brand new water levels (which control largely the same) the combat is still very much the same, which is a plus to longtime fans of the series. To users of the Dual Swords, you`ll be largely disappointed, they have been dropped from the game, in their stead is a new weapon category, the Slash Axe. The Slash Axe is very easy to use (and a bit cheap mind you). Long time users might stick with their favorite weapons as I still use Greatswords. Now onto the game itself...

The character creation is basically the same as the one in previous titles. Although I don`t think it`s a big new feature, face tattoos or facial stuff can be applied to your character. Once you start, you are treated to a nice opening cinematic introducing you to the village and it`s inhabitants. Once it`s over you are given some money to buy equipment and start Training Missions. It`s different from previous MH games in two things, you can get out of the village whenever you want (if not in a quest or a quest specific to that zone) and explore the main zone. The training missions are obligatory in this game and they are accesed by leaving the village, in them you do specific things like carve, cook up a steak, or hunt a weak monster to start off.
The game keeps some monsters from the previous games such as the Diablos, the Apothomos and the legendary green and red duo, the Rathian & Rathalos, while introducing new menacing creatures such as the mighty Lagiacrus and Naval Deus.

Like previous games, Quests are the large part of the game, and they are still Rank based. On a negative note, the Single Player in the game is seriously lacking, the 1st & 2nd Star Quest do not involve slaying an A Class monster in any of the missions presented in those ranks. And there being only up to Rank 7 (if not mistaken), in which is HUGELY disappointing leading up to the Single Player experience being shorter than usual. On a side note, both "Capture" and "Egg Stealer" quests are back in this installment.

And yes, the game has online play. Sadly, I could not test it out properly, but from what I`ve gathered, at least 75% of the whole game experience is found through online and teamwork, what I`ve played was enough to make me want to go back and actually purchase points to keep playing, it`s good fun and very stable.

The graphics in the game are phenomenal for a Wii game. Amazing lighting and creature desings keep it apart from previous titles.

The game is slated to a tentative Q1 2010 for US.