Beach Head 2002 follows on the success of Beachhead 2000. It's easy-to-use and provides hours of hardcore, non-stop 3-D shooting action in a photo-realistic and accurate environment. Players are assigned to an inland defense perimeter, protecting a command post to repel an expected airborne assault. This edition has more depth and game play variations, smarter troops, more weapons from which to choose, continuous day and night fighting with search lights and night flares, and much more.
The game consists of stage after stage of stationary shooting action.Beach Head 2002 gets old quickly, primarily due to its premise--you're stuck in a bunker with a few guns and limited ammunition, and there's an army of infinite size on the way to kill you. It might make a good plot for an action film, but it's not much fun as a game. In this situation, there is no hope of retreat, since you can only rotate about a fixed position and shoot at moving targets. There is also no hope of victory, since the game will just continually throw more enemies at you in the form of tanks, armored personnel carriers, helicopters, airplanes, and soldiers.
There is very little rhyme or reason to how these targets appear and move--the units have no obvious objective other than to destroy your bunker, and they come from all directions, giving the impression that the invasion has already taken place long ago, and you're the only survivor. Since you can't move and you can't win, your only goal is to do better than you did the game before and maybe gain access to a new weapon or enemy unit to shoot at.
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System Requirements :
Windows 95/98/Me
Pentium 350 MHz or higher
64 MB RAM
90 MB free hard disk space
16 MB DirectX-compatible video card
DirectX-compatible sound card
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