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| | GameSpy: Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin Review |
 | | Big Time Software's follow-up, Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin, moves the action from the Western Front to the Eastern Front, 1941 to 1945, and adds some improvements that, at first glance, seem somewhat subtle. |
 | | Each nationality shouts orders in their own language (German, Russian, Finnish, Italian, Hungarian, Romanian, and Polish.) There's no single generic tank gun sound, or machine gun sound; the plethora of weapons have are accompanied by a plethora of sounds. |
 | | While gameplay can be as simple as clicking on a unit and telling it where to go and what to attack, the underlying system is much more complex and realistic than the simplicity implies. |
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