Heavy Fire Afghanistan Nintendo Wii
Stay sharp in this blisteringly fast-paced progressed day shooter. Protect your team as you move from cover to cover, eliminating threats as they appear! Fight on foot or in a assortment of vehicles including tanks, helicopters, and APCs. Utilize weapons ranging from handguns to mounted cannons and grenades to stay alive, keep fighting, and finish your mission.
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3360 in Video Games
- Brand: Mastiff
- Model: MAS-W-HFA
- Published on: 2011-11
- Released on: 2011-11-11
- ESRB Rating: Teen
- Platform: Nintendo Wii
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .23 pounds
- Experience gut-wrenching, fast-paced action set in modern-day Afghanistan
- Track down the enemy in dense forests and rescue hostages from dark caves
- Fly in helicopters, ride in tanks and drive trucks as you comb the mountains for signs of the enemy
- Secure the streets of a local town
- Engage in fierce ground combat as you get up close and personal with the enemy
- 1-4 players, cooperative and versus modes, Online Leaderboards.
- 24 missions featuring Exclusive Multi-Path Cover System ? take cover where YOU want!
- Exclusive levels and weapons for the PS3 and Xbox360 versions.
- Fight on foot. Fight by tank, assault vehicle, and helicopter.
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You’re stationed in an unstable land far from home. You’ve battled through a lot of of the most intense combat situations known to man — and it ain’t over yet. Afghanistan is teeming with insurgents, and each day brings on new challenges. Today, it’s up to you and your men to fetch down the enemy. The intelligence reports tell you that enemy forces have been plotting their next move from a shack concealed deep within the forest on a secluded mountainside. You’re going to surprise them in their own territory — and you’re bringing Heavy Fire.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
 Fast action shooting the Afghan bad guys.
By Homerite
I just got this game a week before Thanksgiving and played it over 3 nights. I’m trying to get this out as soon as possible for anyone thinking about this game for Xmas. I was hoping for a Wii war game something like “Brothers In Arms: Double Time” (which is my favorite Wii War Game) but this game lacks in several areas. There’s not much thinking to do. No strategy, just keep moving and shooting. It is a very fast paced game though and there is never a dull moment. The object is to get points so at the end of two battles you get promoted according to your score. There are two parts to play- Rookie and Veteran. Finish the Rookie game all the way through (about 10 battles) and you go through the same courses as a “Veteran”. Why the creators didn’t make new battle schemes for the Veteran version doesn’t make sense but by now you’ll know what to expect. I didn’t notice anything different between the two flavors.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
 The boys/men love it!
By Kevin A. Madden
A good friend recommended this, and site unseen I sent it to my brother-in-law and nephew.
Huge hit, though mom wanted it for the record that theirs is a loving home with kids who understand that fantasy violence is different than real violence.
So now that we have THAT out of the way…
…the 9 year old boy LOVED it, and said it’s the best WII game he’s ever played. “It’s totally realistic.” When asked his favorite part, he said when he shot that guy in the eye. His dad reports that the boy, “… likes it even more than his Xbox Halo game.”
Yeah. So I’m quoting my brother in law. So shoot me. (but using fake bullets, puleaze)
The big kid, at age 43, is a true fan: loves the graphics, and the fast action.
I suspect the 6 year old girl will have time with it too, and look forward to being killed by her around the holidays.
km
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
AWESOME GAME
By VIRGINIA
Awesome game. Did not think that a preteen could play it but they were able to. Would definitly play this game.
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