Call of Duty: Finest Hour

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Call of Duty: Finest Hour is a World War II first-person shooter released in 2004 as a console-focused spin-off of the original Call of Duty series, featuring multiple Allied campaigns and cinematic battlefield missions.

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instanceOf World War II video game
first-person shooter
video game
basedOn events of World War II
campaignSide Allies
developer Spark Unlimited
featuresCampaign American campaign
British campaign
Soviet campaign
focus home video game consoles
franchise Call of Duty franchise
linked to: Call of Duty
gameMode multiplayer
single-player
genre first-person shooter
hasAudio orchestral soundtrack
hasComposer Chris Tilton
Jesse Harlin
Michael Giacchino
hasESRBRating T for Teen
hasFeature cinematic scripted sequences
objective-based missions
squad-based combat
vehicle missions
hasGameEngine RenderWare
hasMultiplayerMode online multiplayer
split-screen multiplayer
hasNarrativeStyle scripted linear missions
hasPEGIRating 16+
hasPerspective cinematic battlefield experience
multiple playable characters
hasTheme Eastern Front
North African campaign
Western Front
hasWeaponTypes World War II-era firearms
notableCharacter Lieutenant Aleksandr Sokolov
Sergeant Chuck Walker
Sergeant Edward Carlyle
partOfSeries Call of Duty
perspective first-person
platform Nintendo GameCube
PlayStation 2
Xbox
publisher Activision
regionRelease Europe 2004
North America 2004
releaseYear 2004
settingPeriod World War II
spinOffFrom Call of Duty

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Nihilistic Software notableWork Call of Duty: Finest Hour
Nihilistic Software developedGame Call of Duty: Finest Hour
Joel Goldsmith notableWork Call of Duty: Finest Hour
Joel Goldsmith workedOn Call of Duty: Finest Hour