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PC Game Minimum and Recommended System Requirements:
PC Game Minimum and Recommended System Requirements:
Beach Head 2002
PC Game Minimum System Requirements:
PC Game Minimum System Requirements:
OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 98/Windows 2000
CPU: Pentium 1
Processor:
350MHz or Highter
RAM: 64 MB
HDD: 90 free disk space
Graphics: 16 MB
Sound
Card: Windows compatible Sound Card
DirectX: Version 6.0
Mouse and Keyboard
CPU: Pentium 1
Processor:
350MHz or Highter
RAM: 64 MB
HDD: 90 free disk space
Graphics: 16 MB
Sound
Card: Windows compatible Sound Card
DirectX: Version 6.0
Mouse and Keyboard
Beach Head 2002
PC Game Recommended System Requirements:
OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 98/Windows 2000
CPU: Pentium 2
Processor:
500MHz
RAM: 128 MB
HDD: 90 MB free disk space
Graphics: 32 MB
Sound
Card: Windows compatible Sound Card
DirectX: Version 7.0
Mouse and Keyboard
CPU: Pentium 2
Processor:
500MHz
RAM: 128 MB
HDD: 90 MB free disk space
Graphics: 32 MB
Sound
Card: Windows compatible Sound Card
DirectX: Version 7.0
Mouse and Keyboard
Beach Head 2002
PC Game Information:
PC Game Information:
Beach Head 2002
delivers arcade style shooting in its most basic and repetitive form.Beach Head
2002 is an updated version
of Beach Head 2000, a repetitive
arcade-style shooter that lets you assume the role of a lone gunner trying to fend
off a beach invasion. The new game takes the same approach, but replaces the beach
environment with some rolling hills. The few improvements it includes do little
to address the flaws of the original game, and since the new game is just more of
the same endless waves of enemies, it cant really be recommended even to those
who might have enjoyed Beach Head
2000 in some way.The game consists of stage after stage of stationary shooting action.
Beach
Head 2002
gets old quickly, primarily due to its premise youre stuck in a bunker with a few
guns and limited ammunition, and theres an army of infinite size on the way to
kill you. It might make a good plot for an action film, but its not much fun as
a game. www.muhammadniaz.blogspot.com 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 youre the only survivor. Since you cant move and you
cant 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.
At times, the game
is visually pleasing. The weapon and explosion effects are fairly realistic, and
the enemy units and environments look fine. The games animation is repetitive but
otherwise acceptable. Unfortunately, some parts of the games graphics dont add
up your suspension of disbelief will falter when a jet flies into a nearby hill
and out the other side. And like its predecessor, Beach Head
2002 has the habit of making
units pop up out of nowhere, but whether this is a graphics problem or a cheap way
to keep you on your toes is unclear.
The weapon, vehicle, and explosion graphics
are supplemented with decent sound effects, although like the rest of the game,
they quickly get repetitive. Shells hitting your bunker cause an appropriate explosive
rumble, and small-arms fire ricochets off armor with a metallic patter. www.muhammadniaz.blogspot.com
Helicopters will buzz the bunker with a distinctive chopper sound, and fighters
will fly past your base with their jet engine whine. Soldiers will catch on fire
from nearby explosions and cry out in horror, but theres very little variation
in their screams.
The game would have benefited tremendously from more variation
in weapons, enemies, and environments. The few differences that you come across
in the game are a welcome relief from tedium all of a sudden, it might be nighttime
and you only have a flashlight and a few flares to see your targets. Or perhaps
instead of the usual combined forces raid on your bunker, the enemy has decided
to send a squad of fighter jets to attack you, and you have to replenish your ammunition
by shooting at air-dropped crates.Despite a few variations to the theme, Beach Head
2002 gets old fast.
To
its credit, Beach Head 2002
is tough. Its combination of realistic particle effects, explosive sounds, and endless
waves of enemies can create some tense moments, especially when you are running
out of ammunition. While the game does not include adjustable difficulty settings,
it does feature built-in cheats that will give you unlimited ammunition or unlimited
armor or let you skip to the next level without having to complete the present level.
This minimizes any frustration that might arise from the games relentless onslaught.
delivers arcade style shooting in its most basic and repetitive form.Beach Head
2002 is an updated version
of Beach Head 2000, a repetitive
arcade-style shooter that lets you assume the role of a lone gunner trying to fend
off a beach invasion. The new game takes the same approach, but replaces the beach
environment with some rolling hills. The few improvements it includes do little
to address the flaws of the original game, and since the new game is just more of
the same endless waves of enemies, it cant really be recommended even to those
who might have enjoyed Beach Head
2000 in some way.The game consists of stage after stage of stationary shooting action.
Beach
Head 2002
gets old quickly, primarily due to its premise youre stuck in a bunker with a few
guns and limited ammunition, and theres an army of infinite size on the way to
kill you. It might make a good plot for an action film, but its not much fun as
a game. www.muhammadniaz.blogspot.com 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 youre the only survivor. Since you cant move and you
cant 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.
At times, the game
is visually pleasing. The weapon and explosion effects are fairly realistic, and
the enemy units and environments look fine. The games animation is repetitive but
otherwise acceptable. Unfortunately, some parts of the games graphics dont add
up your suspension of disbelief will falter when a jet flies into a nearby hill
and out the other side. And like its predecessor, Beach Head
2002 has the habit of making
units pop up out of nowhere, but whether this is a graphics problem or a cheap way
to keep you on your toes is unclear.
The weapon, vehicle, and explosion graphics
are supplemented with decent sound effects, although like the rest of the game,
they quickly get repetitive. Shells hitting your bunker cause an appropriate explosive
rumble, and small-arms fire ricochets off armor with a metallic patter. www.muhammadniaz.blogspot.com
Helicopters will buzz the bunker with a distinctive chopper sound, and fighters
will fly past your base with their jet engine whine. Soldiers will catch on fire
from nearby explosions and cry out in horror, but theres very little variation
in their screams.
The game would have benefited tremendously from more variation
in weapons, enemies, and environments. The few differences that you come across
in the game are a welcome relief from tedium all of a sudden, it might be nighttime
and you only have a flashlight and a few flares to see your targets. Or perhaps
instead of the usual combined forces raid on your bunker, the enemy has decided
to send a squad of fighter jets to attack you, and you have to replenish your ammunition
by shooting at air-dropped crates.Despite a few variations to the theme, Beach Head
2002 gets old fast.
To
its credit, Beach Head 2002
is tough. Its combination of realistic particle effects, explosive sounds, and endless
waves of enemies can create some tense moments, especially when you are running
out of ammunition. While the game does not include adjustable difficulty settings,
it does feature built-in cheats that will give you unlimited ammunition or unlimited
armor or let you skip to the next level without having to complete the present level.
This minimizes any frustration that might arise from the games relentless onslaught.
Beach Head 2002
delivers arcade style shooting in its most basic and repetitive form. If the idea
of endlessly shooting wave after wave of the same few enemies with the same few
guns in the same exact environment appeals to you, youre better off buying Beach
Head 2000 from the bargain
bin. If youve played and enjoyed the previous game, Beach Head
2002 is more of the same
with some minor tweaks.
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Beach Head 2002
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delivers arcade style shooting in its most basic and repetitive form.Beach Head
2002 is an updated version of Beach Head 2000, a repetitive arcade-style shooter
that lets you assume the role of a lone gunner trying to fend off a beach invasion.
The new game takes the same approach, but replaces the beach environment with some
rolling hills. The few improvements it includes do little to address the flaws of
the original game, and since the new game is just more of the same endless waves
of enemies, it can’t really be recommended even to those who might have enjoyed
Beach Head 2000 in some way.
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. muhammadsakil.blogspot.com 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.
At times, the game is visually pleasing.
The weapon and explosion effects are fairly realistic, and the enemy units and environments
look fine. The game’s animation is repetitive but otherwise acceptable. Unfortunately,
some parts of the game’s graphics don’t add up your suspension of disbelief
will falter when a jet flies into a nearby hill and out the other side. And like
its predecessor, Beach Head 2002 has the habit of making units pop up out of nowhere,
but whether this is a graphics problem or a cheap way to keep you on your toes is
unclear.
The weapon, vehicle, and explosion
graphics are supplemented with decent sound effects, although like the rest of the
game, they quickly get repetitive. Shells hitting your bunker cause an appropriate
explosive rumble, and small-arms fire ricochets off armor with a metallic patter.
muhammadsakil.blogspot.com Helicopters will buzz the bunker with a distinctive chopper
sound, and fighters will fly past your base with their jet engine whine. Soldiers
will catch on fire from nearby explosions and cry out in horror, but there’s
very little variation in their screams.
The
game would have benefited tremendously from more variation in weapons, enemies,
and environments. The few differences that you come across in the game are a welcome
relief from tedium all of a sudden, it might be nighttime and you only have a flashlight
and a few flares to see your targets. Or perhaps instead of the usual combined forces
raid on your bunker, the enemy has decided to send a squad of fighter jets to attack
you, and you have to replenish your ammunition by shooting at air-dropped crates.
System= Pentium III CPU 500 MHz
RAM=
128 MB
Size= 20 MB
Video
Memory= 32 MB
OS= Windows 98, 2000, ME, 2000,
XP, Vista, 7 and Windows 8
Your job is to defend an assigned inland defense perimeter,
protecting a command post to repel expected ground and airborne assaults. Attacks
come from airlifted troops, armored personnel carriers, tanks, Cobra helicopters,
jets, and more. Battle through both day and night scenarios utilizing the limited
ammo given you to survive!
Beach Head 2002 features:
Day and Night Fighting with search lights and flares
Realistic physics and motions
Special forces night attacks!
Smart troops and realistic soldier action (with sophisticated soldier animations)
Air support (B58 bombers at your command)
Blue-print precise realistic defender weapons (M60 general purpose MG, twin barrel
30 cal AA gun, 75mm AT cannon, .45 handgun, and Gattling gun).
Blue-print precise realistic enemy weapons (MB78 main battle tank, APC Fuchs with
gun turrets and missile launchers, Cobra attack helicopters, CH53 Shercoskys, F101
jet fighters and C-130 Hercules transport aircraft).
Realistic battle sounds and special effects (Dimensional sound effects for distance
and battlefield depth).
Full Version Features
* Unlimited play on up to 5 computers - you own the game!
* Instant activation so you can play right away with no additional downloads required
if you have the trial installed!
* No shipping, waiting or CD-ROM necessary.
* 48-hour money back guarantee
* Unlimited gameplay, fight this intense war whenever you feel the need!
* Instant activation, no more downloads
* Unlimited number of levels!
* Air support at your command
* Use infrared, search lights, flares, and special forces!
Processor=300 mhz or higher
Ram=128mb
Hard Disk= free upto 400 mb
3D Card=32mb or higher
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