"If the game was to be described in a single sentence, it would be that it’s a game that fails to achieve anything that it sets out to, and that its lack of polish in its presentation, coupled by its flawed execution, results in a game that feels unfinished and broken."

"Our 2007 E3 lineup truly reflects our product strategy to develop top quality titles in a wide range of genres across all major platforms," said David F. Zucker, president and CEO, Midway. "With exciting next generation games such as Stranglehold and proven brands like Mortal Kombat, along with games for the younger market and handhelds, this is Midway's most diverse and strongest line up yet"

"Hour of Victory has been solidly lambasted by the gaming critics as both one of the worst WWII first-person shooters ever created, and also possibly one of the worst titles to thud unceremoniously onto the Xbox 360. But is it THAT bad? GamerSquad gathers the cream of the critical crop to find out."

"With a generic name that sounds like it was pulled out of a hat full of "World War II" words, it's easy to feel like Midway's Hour of Victory is nothing more than a shameless attempt to trick people who already purchased Call of Duty or Medal of Honor games. But Hour of Victory utterly fails at this attempt. On the disc lies a world where tanks clip through the ground, where the game randomly decides to stop working, and where clubbing someone with the back-end of a rifle is far more effectiv..."