Call of Duty: Roads to Victory

"World War II on the PSP!"

Introduction:
This is another WW II game except this one is on your psp. It has a wide variety of guns, and vehicles. The levels are pretty tough, but it would be boring playing an easy war game because war is a very hard thing to go through, right?

Controls:
The controls in this game are very hard to get used to. You have to use square, X ,triangle,and circle to look around which is pretty much the only problem with the controls. It takes time to get used to, but on the 3rd or 4th level, it's fairly easy. If you don't like the controls your using, you can change them by the going to options, and choosing a different set-up.

Gameplay:
The gameplay is great. Guns are firing everywhere, and it' up to you and your squad to take out Germans, blow up tanks, and even gun down enemies from an airplane. A very cool addition to Call of Duty that you can also play as Canada, and Great Britain.

Graphics:
The graphics surprised me on this game because it has lifelike people as well as guns, and vehicles. You can tell when you shoot somebody or when you shoot a gun, the person falls to the ground, and the gun has recoil. This game offers great graphics.

Sound:
Guns firing everywhere, planes soaring overhead, a voice of your teammate telling you to flank a half-track. That is some of the sounds you will experience in this game. It sounds so like-like and if you didn't know any better, you'd might think you were there.

Play Time/Replayability:
The play time for this game is awfully short, and it might not be all that fun to replay. Crank up the difficulty if you want to replay it, that way it will give you another challenge, just like it did the first time.

Overall:
This game overall is great for a war loving, gun crazy, physco rampage killer type of person. If your into war, and you have a psp, then this is the game for you. The game is pretty much great from the gameplay, right down to a single fire of a gun. This is a must have game.

Reviewer's Score: 9/10, Originally Posted: 06/05/07