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What's neat about the campaign structure is that between missions you'll be treated to some fake news broadcasts from media outlets on both sides of the war. You'll switch back and forth between controlling the Americans and Chinese throughout the game's 20-mission campaign. However, the Chinese are a little nervous by this show of force, and they have sent their own forces into the region in order to maintain their own territorial interests. Unrest in the Soviet state of Kazakhstan has sent a US-led, UN peacekeeping force to the region in order to promote stability. The plot base of Battlefield 2: Modern Combat is something out of your standard, Clancy-esque techno-thriller. There is quite a bit of radio chatter during battle, too, but it still tends to get very repetitive, and the voice acting for the Chinese side might be a shade offensive, as most of it is delivered in English with a thick, Charlie Chan-style accent. The weapon sounds seem about the same as the other versions of Modern Combat, which is to say, decent but not totally remarkable. However, vehicle explosions are much more satisfying now, with fire and smoke effects, as well as large chunks of metal that break off and disappear later via secondary explosions. The environments can look a little sterile at times, though, and many of the buildings on a single-player map still can't be explored. If you man a stationary machine gun for a while, you can look down and see quite a pile of brass building up at your feet. Other nice details include persistent bullet-hole decals and spent cartridges.

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Character models and vehicles exhibit a great amount of detail, with full shadows and much sharper texturing all around. The presentation is where Modern Combat has received the greatest attention in its transition from the PlayStation 2 and the Xbox to the Xbox 360. Now Playing: Battlefield 2: Modern Combat Video Review By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's