Battlefield 1943 has had me totally hooked for the last couple of weeks. It might be because this is the first time I've done true MMO gaming (I typically played WoW as a soloist), and found out how much fun it is to frag real people (as opposed to being fragged, which happens FAR too often.) That has been a big part of the enjoyment so far. But another aspect, one that might surprise the hardcore amongst our readers, is the pure gaming experience that comes from the stripped down simplicity of the game. You can choose from only three classes (melee-esqe, ranged, or hybrid). Each class has a total of four weapons total, which includes grenades and a hand to hand weapon. There aren't many choices to make, or have to think about. Once you have those basics down, combat becomes very intuitive, allowing you to concentrate about what is going on in the game world, and not with your fingers.