Why I buy this one ?
- Take part in the top secret world of Black Ops unconventional warfare - Rescue downed pilots, ambush convoys and more
- Engage in highly classified operations throughout Southeast Asia - Seize enemy prisoners, discover targets for air attacks, and direct air strikes
- 8 realistic campaigns playable in multiple phases - using authentic Combat Patrol techniques learned in Vietnam
- Train and equip your team, before leading them on covert missions
- Exciting Deathmatch and Cooperative Modes

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What our customer's say!

"Great concept marred by major bugs", Elite Warriors: Vietnam was created around an amazing concept. It combines tactical FPS elements with squad-level logistics, land navigation, and open ended objective-based game play. Elite Warriors: Vietnam could perhaps have been my favorite game of all time, but unfortunately even after I applied the patch it has several game-destroying bugs. Far too often, when the game tries to load a new FPS map, it passes garbage values for ammunition count, and slows to a freeze. Reloading saved games and reloading the level do not fix these game-destroying bugs. Even though I am in love with the concept since the game has been released with major bugs that completely undermine the long-term planning and logistical aspects of the game, I am afraid that I must give it a poor rating of 2 stars.

"Only a recon man will ever know...", All those who've read reviews on gaming forums and websites are surely skeptical - this game didn't receive a high rating. Why? My guess is that most want a game that is somewhat linear and doesn't require much thought process except placing the crosshair over the enemy and pulling the trigger. If that's what you're after, then don't buy this game because you won't be playing Rambo in this game.

Just like a real recon One-Zero, you plan your missions, select your team members, equip them with a large variety of weapons, then insert them into hostile targets in the Prairie Fire AO. Things go from total silence to absolute chaos as your team slogs through triple-canopy jungle and dense underbrush. You have to play smart, or you whole team will be KIA. If you've read any of John L. Plaster's books, then you'll have some idea of what to expect because he was the historical and technical advisor behind this game. The graphics look great with a high screen resolution and high video settings, but I would guess this game would be quite taxing on an older system.

"awesome game dont let the price fool you", If you've read secret commandos or SOG by Maj. John Plaster now you have a chance to do the same missions you read about in this game. If you havent read it then 1. punish yourself 2. go buy the books and then this game. I was put off by the low price at first but when i saw what it was based off of and now especially since i've actually played it and seen how complex it is, its awesome. You can try to shoot your way through some of the levels or do some quality splinter cell type sneaking etc something for everyone except for those puzzle game people. Do yourself a favor and buy this.