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Conflict: Desert Storm

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November 14, 2016
So awesome!
This game is a fun exhilarating, and clean game, with only a little blood and one questionably "bad" word in the whole game.
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August 27, 2012
SO AWESOME!
Its a awesome game the came out when i was around 7-10 years old and me and my brothers and my dad would play it together. it has very mild language such as CRAP dA** AND *HE**. ITS AMAZINGLY FUN and addicting and kids 6 and up.
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August 17, 2010
besides the blood and realistic graphichs its tamer than most shooters.
The good things are that its not a FPS and it has good graphichs for a old school game. the bad things are the good graphichs. normally its good if and old school game has good graphichs, but in this case its bad, because it just makes the blood more realistic (and theres alot of it) also, the graphichs make it even more innapropriate by showing black eyed and bloody faces on an injured or previously torcherd soilder. im not complaning about anything else because otherwise its tamer than most shooters by making it third person and having no bad language whatsoever. and commonsense is right about it being scary, you can go up behind someone and jerk a knife across their throat, which made me a little sick to my stomach.
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April 14, 2010
Bad Graphics, Fun Game!
A fun, but yet very generic third person shooter that is fun, but is drastically lacking in good graphics. Puddles of blood are shown when enemies are killed and level 1 shows a chair where they torture POWs (Prisoners of War) and is covered in Blood. Other than That, okay!
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January 30, 2010
Game anyone can play.
This game is awesome. There is no sex, drugs, or any violence to graphic. When you shoot someone, a tiny puddle of blood comes and they fall over, there is nothing bad about that. You learn about real life operations of the Gulf War. And the 4 special forces troops you get are good role models.ANd the positive message is: Too serve and help your country.