{"currencyCode":"USD","itemData":[{"priceBreaksMAP":null,"buyingPrice":35.88,"ASIN":"B000RI37XC","isPreorder":0},{"priceBreaksMAP":null,"buyingPrice":39.88,"ASIN":"B000HASW0I","isPreorder":0},{"priceBreaksMAP":null,"buyingPrice":24.98,"ASIN":"B000GA75SY","isPreorder":0}],"shippingId":"B000RI37XC::kritCRI3CM3Z0nsbIYczUqRMtEwrUSb21DfrtDAA93145LULweOp53jR7OcZgBtKqDLixFzNSulllDEAVu4OdbYdv95SMmn8XPBcAYy7Qx5GohDzbFg%2BdL9%2B4ipGBY1nZPQNdZzM6rfUTnJ2s2Ya7YkEXvYSAV%2FN,B000HASW0I::bsgtJPeWXjKDBJ0V7NpZ7dN9Rk7Trjh7sRAYZT9ddyC%2BPaL0iENJwIOcmA%2F5uMzMAZLz7A5D9KyB2OCrrtolS85DeRlYFSwzDBlSBEPXtRGPN9lhumC0wFWaeNCjOrr7rwn6qEghE3USnmK4lcDJhH4wCfWna83T,B000GA75SY::3Vr8Q8iFrjAodjpb%2F6yjPqASCf%2BoRtoorHU2%2FmAHP1U%2Fg%2Bv9LRGKnd1NeY0mK4Iug%2Fm9wKLaI1Kvnmuyk0REbMn1un%2BX73%2F37QPQDOx9cDFJmk%2FYu5HjC3v88OM0%2BVX7yDZ6nS6Z1%2FSGyKIOkvXk5etBsMLqp4L7","sprites":{"addToWishlist":["wl_one","wl_two","wl_three"],"addToCart":["s_addToCart","s_addBothToCart","s_add3ToCart"],"preorder":["s_preorderThis","s_preorderBoth","s_preorderAll3"]},"shippingDetails":{"xz":"same","xy":"same","yz":"same","xyz":"same"},"tags":["x","y","z","w"],"strings":{"addToWishlist":["Add to Wish List","Add both to Wish List","Add all three to Wish List","Add all four to Wish List"],"addToCart":["Add to Cart","Add both to Cart","Add all three to Cart","Add all four to Cart"],"showDetailsDefault":"Show availability and shipping details","shippingError":"An error occurred, please try again","hideDetailsDefault":"Hide availability and shipping details","priceLabel":["Price:","Price for both:","Price for all three:","Price For All Four:"],"preorder":["Pre-order this item","Pre-order both items","Pre-order all three items","Pre-order all four items"]}}
It's June 6th, 1944, and the war is far from over. Step into the boots of OSS Operative John Berg and infiltrate Normandy from behind enemy lines to undermine the Nazi regime. As a special agent of the Office of Strategic Services, you must use tactics of combat, infiltration, assassination, reconnaissance, and sabotage to carry out the covert operations that will help defeat the Nazi war machine once and for all.
Features:
PSP-leading epic multiplayer: jump into 32-person online multiplayer action or eight-player ad hoc matches anytime, anywhere in three different multiplayer modes on six battlefields.
High-fidelity visuals: the battlefield comes alive on the most visually stunning PSP battlefields, weapon models, and effects to date.
All-new OSS action: Use the PSP to carry out your top-secret OSS objectives. For the first time, maneuver across minefields, fire artillery and mortar, sabotage enemy radios, and set demolition charges with the power of the PSP.
Customized for the PSP: all-new levels, storyline, and characters add up to the ultimate on-the-go Medal of Honor experience.
What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item?
Before you buy this game, you need to know one thing: this is basically the original Heroes, with a few things thrown in. If you already own the original Heroes, the only reason why you should buy this game is for the online play, which I will get too soon.
I've always been iffy about World War II shooters, because they always feel the same to me. Call of Duty on the PSP was an OK game, but never really lived up to the amazing impact of the previous games. I have to admit, at first this game came across to me as just another standard and tried-and-true shooter. But as you play through the game you actually want to get those unlockables, you actually want to get those medals, etc. If a first person shooter is missing in your library, this is a very worthy one to fill in that spot.
Graphics - 9/10: The character models, guns, and overall environments are obviously a step up of the previous Heroes. It definitely pushes the limits of the PSP. The only thing that I found wrong was the character animations were lacking. When you kill someone (especially online) the person sometimes just stands their and disappears. And grenades don't send someone diving or keeling over, but they just get it and fall to their feet. Kind of irked me.
Sound - 10/10: Obviously the games strong point. Music, voices, gunshots, explosions... this has got it all.
Gameplay - 8/10: I found myself occasionally wanting the dual analog of the PS2, but the controls are very tight. Although, sometimes just feels to much of that generic FPS feel.
Depth - 7.5/10: The campaign is utterly short, should take about 2 to 4 hours, depending on the difficulty, but online play is where it's at. Up to 32 people (including you) in one map.
Overall - 8/10
The bottom line of all of this is that this is a very steady and strong first person shooter. Online play is easily the strongpoint of it. It's phenomenal. If your missing a first person shooter in your library, you should definitely consider picking this up.Read more ›
This game is soooo fun and can be easy and also chalenging. I love the infastructure mode where you can play on the internet if you own a wifi hotspot. You can play people from around the world. It's pretty insane. I'm terrible on the online mode. But the only hard part about it is that the controls, to look, you press the triangle, circle, x, and square buttons. And to move forward, backward, strafe from right to left, you have to use the analog. But the buttons are further apart than the arrow keys, so it makes it a little more chalenging. But there is a southpaw control layout if your good! Overall, I'd give this game a five out of five because for one, I'm not a harsh judge, and two, there are the coolest graphics I've ever seen for the psp, and three, I love too kill stuff and if you're in the same league, then you will LOVE this game. If you are reading this review, I am totally giving you my advise, BUY THIS GAME!!!
The Good: Great graphics and audio, improved Heroes formula, superb 32 player infrastructure
The Bad: Shorter than anything, level design flaws galore, not enough maps, enough with WWII already
Yes it's ANOTHER WWII game but that's besides the point. Heroes 2 offers a great experience on the PSP that surpasses any other WWII shooter on any handheld. While Heroes 2's single player is improved by actual story driven objectives instead of CTF oriented missions. This makes the game more of a challenge and less repetitive. While there are only 8 missions they are fairly long and give you plenty to do.
Heroes doesn't stray far from the MoH formula or WWII formula at that which can make it dull after awhile. The game is riddled with level design flaws such as huge open areas with little to no cover and tons of enemies coming at you, it's enough to make you angry. The multiplayer is the beef here with 32 players like last time but few maps. Heroes 2 is a great portable FPS (probably the best there is) and if you can stomach the flaws and briefness then have at it soldier.
This game had the feel of Medal of Honor: Frontlines for the PS2. For this reason alone, I absolutely adore it. The whole game is driven by one mission instead of a series of battles and it not only has amazing graphics but also a fairly good story for a WWII game.
It took me about 3 hours to complete the whole easy campaign and overall it was quite fun. I thought that the campaign was too short and the ending wasn't very good. The multiplayer is horrible though