The action in Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater shifts from the focus of the
original Deadly Dozen to 1942 Japan. The gameplay and interface is
nearly identical to the original game, but Pacific Theater contains two
more missions than its predecessor (12 total), multiplayer action via a
LAN or the Internet (supports GameSpy), and diversified locales such as
the jungle, beach, and swampland. The budget-priced title offers 12-25
hours of gameplay with missions averaging one to two hours each.
Players can change perspective from first to third-person, utilize a "save anytime" feature, and build squads from a dozen commandos with unique abilities and skills such as toughness, infiltration, side arms, blades, rifle use, sniping, machine guns, throwing accuracy (grenades), explosives, and medicine. In addition to the standard-issue weapons of the original game (machine guns, pistols, rifles, etc.), players can now use machetes, bayonets, demo charges, swords, and flamethrowers.
The Deadly Dozen consists of commandos from the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps with a variety of specialties covering machine guns, demolitions, sniping, radio, artillery, scouting, intel, and covert operations, all led by USMC Colonel James "Bulldog" Barringer. Three difficulty settings allow easy, medium or hard gameplay, and a tutorial offers basic training on controls, equipment, vehicles, and weapons. Options include arcade-style play (characters absorb more damage) as well as the default campaign mode, with slower-paced, more detailed tactical warfare.
Players can change perspective from first to third-person, utilize a "save anytime" feature, and build squads from a dozen commandos with unique abilities and skills such as toughness, infiltration, side arms, blades, rifle use, sniping, machine guns, throwing accuracy (grenades), explosives, and medicine. In addition to the standard-issue weapons of the original game (machine guns, pistols, rifles, etc.), players can now use machetes, bayonets, demo charges, swords, and flamethrowers.
The Deadly Dozen consists of commandos from the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps with a variety of specialties covering machine guns, demolitions, sniping, radio, artillery, scouting, intel, and covert operations, all led by USMC Colonel James "Bulldog" Barringer. Three difficulty settings allow easy, medium or hard gameplay, and a tutorial offers basic training on controls, equipment, vehicles, and weapons. Options include arcade-style play (characters absorb more damage) as well as the default campaign mode, with slower-paced, more detailed tactical warfare.
Features:
- Twelve missions set in 1942 World War II Pacific environments
- Engage in squad-based combat using commandos from the Navy, Army, and USMC
- Cooperative multiplayer options via LAN or Internet
- Three difficulty settings and "save anytime" feature
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