Battlefield Vietnam – Wikipedia

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Battlefield Vietnam It is a first -person shooter belonging to the saga Battlefield by Digital Illusion Creative Entertainment and Electronic Arts, published in 2004 for Windows. The setting is that of the Vietnam War, fought between 1964 and 1975. In the game there are two opposing factions: the United States and the Vietnamese army.

The improvements made range from a new graphic engine (which allows the detailed reproduction of the vegetation) to the use of the vehicles (introduced the helicopters and the possibility of shooting from moving means).

The game gives the player the opportunity to use a variety of weapons used during the war. Weapons range from Car-15 to AK-47 to earth mines that can disable a tank. There are also several additions, such as the possibility of changing the vehicle radio station to hear the music of the period. Players can also replace the music of the soundtrack with their MP3 music in the “My Music” folder in the main folder, reverging music by mistake when deleting the files. Another notable ability and the possibility of fire from the sides of the passenger from the vehicles, instead of remaining without weapons. Another novelty, perhaps the most useful, is the 3D map map, which can be activated by the player, showing him the representations of icons of friendly units and control points.

Factions [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Battlefield Vietnam includes the United States, South Vietnam, Nord Vietnam, and the Vietcong.

Vehicle [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The game presents a variety of famous military vehicles of the war, pilotable by the player such as the M48 Patton wagon, the Jeep M15A and the Huey. However, the North Vietnamiti and (Vietcong) players have access to a wide range of vehicles, such as T-54 tanks, the Gaz69 off-road vehicle and even the 3-wheeled tuk-tuk scooter.

Maps [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Battlefield Vietnam Figures original maps and maps created by downloadable fans. While some maps keep 2 basic factions, some maps may have US Marine Corps while others may have the US Special Forces etc. And this, the weapons of a map can be different from those of another map.

The list of audio tracks for Battlefield Vietnam includes:

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  1. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Fortunate Son (main theme) – As a reference to Platoon and Forrest Gump.
  2. Edwin Starr – War
  3. Martha Reeves and the Vandellas – Nowhere to Run – As a reference to Good Morning, Vietnam.
  4. The Troggs – Wild Thing
  5. Rare Earth – Get Ready
  6. Canned Heat – On the Road Again – As a reference to the TV Tour of Duty series.
  7. The Guess Who – Shakin’ All Over
  8. Count Five – Psychotic Reaction
  9. Deep Purple – Hush
  10. The Kinks – All Day And All Of The Night
  11. The Kinks – You Really Got Me
  12. The Box Tops – The Letter
  13. Jefferson Airplane – Somebody to Love
  14. Bobby Fuller – I Fought the Law
  15. Budapest Symphony Orchestra – Valkyrie’s ride – As a reference to Apocalypse Now.
  16. The Trashmen – Surfin’ Bird – As a reference to Full Metal Jacket.
  17. Jefferson Airplane – White Rabbit (Menu theme, instrumental remix) – As a reference to Platoon.

In June 2004, Battlefield Vietnam He received a “Gold” certification from Verband Der UnterhaLUNUNGSOFTWARE Deutschland, to indicate sales of at least 100 000 units in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. [15] Overall sales of Battlefield Vietnam They reached 990 000 copies by November, when the Battlefield series had sold 4.4 million copies. [16]

The game has received “reviews generally favorable” according to the Metacritic reviews of the aggregation website.

Battlefield Vietnam came second in the list of Computer Games Magazine Of the 10 best computer games of 2004. He won the magazine special prize for “Best Soundtrack”. [17] He also won the “Best License Music” award of Gamespot in 2004. [18]

  1. ^ Battlefield Vietnam for PC Reviews . are Metacritic .
  2. ^ Jeff Green, Battlefield Vietnam ( PDF ), in Computer Gaming World , n. 239, June 2004, p. 80 (archived by URL Original May 31, 2004) .
  3. ^ Edge staff, Battlefield Vietnam , in Edge , n. 135, April 2004, p. 103.
  4. ^ Battlefield Vietnam , in Game Informer , n. 133, May 2004, p. 106.
  5. ^ Shawn Sanders, Battlefield Vietnam Review . are gamerevolution.com , Game Revolution, March 21, 2004. URL consulted on 11 August 2017 (archived by URL Original April 1, 2004) .
  6. ^ Vicious Sid, Battlefield Vietnam Review for PC on GamePro.com , in GamePro , April 9, 2004 (archived by URL Original February 9, 2005) .
  7. ^ Jason Ocampo, Battlefield Vietnam Review . are GameSpot , 16 Marzo 2004. URL consulted on 11 August 2017 .
  8. ^ Dave Kosak, GameSpy: Battlefield Vietnam . are pc.gamespy.com , Gamespy, March 15, 2004. URL consulted on 11 August 2017 .
  9. ^ Rob Watkins, Battlefield Vietnam – PC – Review . are Gamezone.com , Gamezone, March 27, 2004. URL consulted on 11 August 2017 (archived by URL Original on 4 October 2008) .
  10. ^ Kevin “Biff” Giiacobbi, Battlefield: Vietnam Redux [sic] – PC – Review . are Gamezone.com , Gamezone, April 10, 2005. URL consulted on 11 August 2017 (archived by URL Original on October 2, 2008) .
  11. ^ And Adams, Battlefield Vietnam Review . are IGN , 16 Marzo 2004. URL consulted on 11 August 2017 .
  12. ^ Alex Porter, Battlefield Vietnam , in Maxim , 15 Marzo 2004 (archived by URL Original on June 3, 2004) .
  13. ^ Battlefield Vietnam , in Playboy , March 2004, p. 39.
  14. ^ Battlefield Vietnam , in PC Gamer , June 2004, p. 64.
  15. ^ Awards June 2004 . are vud.de:80 , Association of entertainment software Germany, 7 Luglio 2004. URL consulted the 4 June 2019 (archived by URL Original on September 5, 2004) .
  16. ^ Fahey, Rob, DICE results reveal Battlefield sales figures, next-gen plans , in GameSindustrry.biz , 10 November 2004 (archived by URL Original September 2, 2012) .
  17. ^ Staff, The Best of 2004; The 14th Annual Computer Games Awards , in Computer Games Magazine , n. 172, March 2005, pp. 48–56.
  18. ^ The GameSpot Editors, Best and Worst of 2004 , in GameSpot , January 5, 2005 (archived by URL Original March 7, 2005) .

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