First of all, there are new weapons. You can use Italian weapons in this game, as well as 'possess' AA guns, artillery cannons, even mortar cannons. Pretty sweet really. Also, I noticed that in this game not all the enemies drop weapons or ammo. In fact, MOST of them don't. This can make for some really hairy situations where you need to conserve your ammo. Nothing sucks worse than running through a battle with nothing but your Colt sidearm as a weapon! Very challenging.

One more difference I noticed, was that the developers seemed to try and bring new themes to the levels this time. Some of it is traditional: blow up X number pieces of equipment, or steal X documents. But some levels are very unique. In one level, you must repel a tank attack with mortar cannons, while in another level you run through a bombed out city and use the enemy's artillery to blow up German tanks. Totally sweet.

Graphically it is, of course, the same. The only significant difference is some desert battles in the beginning, where sand blows around and limits your vision to an extreme degree. Simple but effective.

I cannot recommend this expansion enough. The developers have done exactly what the box says: taken an incredible game, added some weapons and new levels, and not screwed up a system that works extremely well. Way to go EA!

"Great addtion to MOH series worth the purchase", If you enjoy WW II era first person shooters, and already own MOHAA, then you need to buy this expansion pack. It doesn't offer much new other than new missions and weapons. However, the gameplay is addictive and the graphics have been improved somewhat with this expansion pack. Audio in the game is amazing, particularly on 5.1 systems. You will be ducking from the bullets coming at you from the rear speakers. Higly recommended!

"Great Addition to the series", I have been playing the Medal of Honor series since the beginning. This expansion pack adds many challenging single player missions and some great new multiplayer maps.
Graphics are great, but you had better have a good graphics card or you're wasting your time. For multiplayer nothing below a cable modem with bring the game to life. Like all games, the better your system, the better the game play.
The sounds are what made this game series my favorite.
You can find me and a few regulars online most nights playing, but if you find me, bring your "A" game, we don't take it easy on anyone.

"Enjoyable, but short experience", This is an enjoyable expansion, but no more. It plays a lot like the original Medal of Honor, which is a very good thing. For some reason, MoH always has been the first person shooter I enjoyed more than all the others. I am not sure why, but things just seem right. One just has this feeling of "being there" (which is often pretty scary!), rather than the feeling that you are playing a game. Within limits of course.

So I am happy about the gameplay. Of course one has to realize that MoH now is a pretty old game, and as with all expansions, one should not expect a massive technology upgrade. I am sure, this will happen with the next MoH, but it certainly hasn't happened here.

Also, this game seems to be lacking some of those big, impressive moments that the original game and also (to some extent) spearhead had. This expansion tries to create these great, scripted events and it succeeds better than most other games, but certainly not as well as the previous MoH games.

The AI could be smarter, but I haven't noticed any real bad issues like some of the other reviewers seem to have encountered. Once again, things seem to be at the level they were at the original game, which was impressive then, and isn't quite as impressive now.

Time-wise, it is a bit short. I played through it in a (long) evening. That doesn't bother me too much though. It was an evening of fun, I lived through some tense moments, and I do not have to spend the whole weekend on this... ;-)

I don't really share the opinion of fellow reviewers that this is overly hard. I didn't have too much of a problem playing through this, which may in part be due to the great save-everywhere system. Sometimes there are a lot of enemies, but don't freak out and just go after them one by one. I do agree that the supply of ammo is a bit short. The same is true for first-aid packs. Tip: Try to open doors and check out basements, even if they are not along your main route. Every now and then, it pays of.

I did encounter a crash-bug in the very last mission, that crashed the game to the desktop 3 or 4 times at a similar spot. At that mission, I also encountered some frame-rate issues. Hmmm... that's a bit disappointing. Luckily, this wasn't too much of a problem, once again, thanks to the save-game system. I also noticed that the collision detection is not all that great. Sometimes you shoot into an obstacle that should really not be in the way as far as one can tell visually. I also once or twice saw a machine gun stick through the wall, giving away the position of an enemy. And once a soldier just walked through the wall, although I think he actually came through the door and was just clipped out incorrectly. Anyway: None of these issues were too much of a problem, but one would have expected a bit more polish from EA.

"More of the same and that's it.", You get more Nazis to shoot. The weapons are pretty much the same as well as the gameplay. But the original game is great, so I have no complaints.