Close Combat is a competent squad-based shooter that offers a fun cooperative mode, and an artificial intelligence that is at times quite impressive and at other times completely boneheaded.
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Why does this game exist? No, really, I wanna know. With all the squad-based tactical shooters on Xbox (there are literally more of these than I have fingers to count), what makes Close Combat think it has a chance in hell of competing this late in the game? Sure, Combat looks sharp; its graphics are impressively detailed, down to the rough-hewn cobblestone streets. But where's the beef? There's practically zero enemy A.I. in the game; you and your brain-dead Marines basically line up tangos and drop 'em one after the next like so much target practice. To make matters worse, the twitchy controls in the "authentic" iron-sights aim view ruin what could have been a decent online shooter.
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The U.S. military loves videogames. Just look! The Army has America's Army and Full Spectrum Warrior. The Navy has SOCOM II: U.S. Navy SEALs on the PS2. And now, the Marines are in on the lovefest with First to Fight, the next chapter (now FPS driven) in the successful Close Combat strategy series.
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