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The only disappointment in the game I found was the rendering of characters. The backgrounds and scenery have been so well done that the slightly polygonal characters stick out like sore thumbs, unless you are a couple yards away from them. [Editor's note: the better the video card you have, the better the characters will look.] Other than that, Return to Castle Wolfenstein is great.
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Review:
Dateline
1943, We’re deep in WWII, you are a U.S. Army Ranger
who has just been dropped straight into the center of the Third Reich… what
do you do? In Return to Castle Wolfenstein, you pick up whatever
weapon is available and fight your way out to freedom. So whether
you want to tackle the entire Nazi regime by yourself or join
up with your fellow officers to go on a multiplayer blitzkrieg, prepare
to fight of your life.
Finally, we have the next game in the Wolfenstein series. Return
to Castle Wolfenstein (RTCW) is a first-person shooter that
sticks you into the persona of
a
U.S.
soldier
in the middle of World War II. Strategy and stealth are the keys
to this game. To make your way to safety you have to choose your
weapon carefully from the large arsenal of authentic weapons
available and choose your shot even more carefully. The difficulty
level begins fairly easy and steadily increases as you progress,
adding in more of a maze like scenario to the game in the latter
levels.
A big plus of this game for all of us who still remember Wolfenstein
3D, is that most of the weapons, characters, and features
have been kept from the old version and given a major revamp.
It also
gives you the option of playing an online match with/against
people over a local area network (LAN) or the Internet. 
No bugs to report. [Editor's note: be sure
to utilize the automatic update feature in the game and get any updates
to the game before beginning. This
will
ensure
you
have a smooth gaming experience.]
