Joe Hartsock retelling his story to SLA Marshall (a WWII combat correspondent and later war historian). Many of the cutscenes are of the lead character Sgt. As you play the game, extras are enabled to be viewed which show various things about the actual WWII missions, pictures from Normandy during WWII and now, and lots of other interesting material. The missions are based on combat action reports recorded by the actual soldiers who fought in WWII. The buildings and other terrain shown in the game are based on WWII aerial reconnaissance and pictures. So what makes BIA:EIB interesting? The designers made a concerted effort to recreate actual WWII combat movements of the 101st Airborne starting with their parachute drop in Normandy.
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I have also heard on UBIsoft forum that BIA:EIB will work on Windows 7 if bought through Steam (Steam is its own authentication and does not require Starforce). It will play on Windows Vista (my system: Intel Core 2 Quad, 8GB RAM, 1GB Nvidia Video Card), but it takes some effort to make it happen (see my comment with instructions if interested). However, note that BIA:EIB does not play on Windows 7 or 8 due to Starforce security software. Since both games are extremely cheap, I would still encourage you to get both if you don't mind spending a couple of extra bucks. Brothers In Arms: Earned in Blood (BIA:EIB) has some neat features, but as a whole it just is not as good of a game. I tend to compare this game with Call of Duty 2 (COD2) as they came out about the same time.
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