Review by Wesker1984  "Classy FPS, with Nazis!"  We love killing
Nazis, they are the epitome of 20th Century evil, and we love
killing them, in games at least. This is a big selling point for
this game, although not the only one.  We have the supernatural
element too, ghoulies and zombies make an appearance in this
game, making it a mix of first person shooter/survival horror.
The graphics aren't top notch for PS2, but they more than
suffice. The voice acting is good too, no glitches in the lip
synch and the characters sound like they have emotion, a problem
in some games is that the voices are out of synch with the
action on screen, and the characters sound like mindless drones,
this is not the case with Wolfenstein:OR. One example of the
good voice cast is Tony Jay, the director of the OSA in the game
(don't ask!), he also voiced other characters such as the Elder
God in Soul Reavers 1 and 2, Xantam The Beholder in Baldurs
Gate: Dark Alliance, and also in cartoons such as Reboot, where
he voiced MegaByte.