Team Sabre looks and sounds about as good as Black Hawk Down did last year-so it's still looking and sounding pretty good. To say that things explode gloriously in this game would be an understatement. There's little room for subtlety or stealth in these missions when you get down to it, everything basically devolves into shooting and blowing up virtually everything you see.

Like the original game, the expansion offers a wide variety of mission objectives, like rescuing hostages on an oil platform, blowing up drug boats, seizing an Iranian airfield, and saving the crew of the occasional downed Black Hawk helicopter. In total, these missions should take most players 15 hours or so to complete. Having exhausted the Somalia setting of Black Hawk Down in the original game, NovaLogic splits the 11 missions in Team Sabre between fighting Colombian drug lords and defeating a rogue Iranian general.

You have to neutralize enemy RPG gunners or they'll shoot it down. Team Sabre may not be realistic, but it's packed with explosions, wild gunfights, and quite a bit of fun-though it's also extremely frustrating at times, due to a limited save system coupled with some excruciatingly difficult gameplay.Ī Black Hawk swoops low to provide support. Of course, the movie that Team Sabre is based on was a Bruckheimer production, but this expansion pack has more in common with Bruckheimer's wildly over-the-top Bad Boys II than with the grittily authentic Black Hawk Down. If it were a movie, Delta Force - Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre would be a Jerry Bruckheimer production.

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