Not fun when the opposing side is wiping you out and you need a quick regrouping. Also in terms of targeting, you just position the cursor over your desired target. Simple enough, but this way of doing things does not account for accuracy. Sometimes it seems like you're just shooting in the general vicinity and not making shots count. Graphically, the 3D environments are well rendered.
Colors are bright and shadows are used well.
In terms of topography, the game designers did a really great job making it interact with the gameplay. You can literally hide troops in canyons and behind trees. It rolled into it and realistically adjusted for the height and level change. Little things like that help make a game greater than the sum of its parts. WarGames utilizes many sound bytes from the movie and has a driving and well-written electronic score to keep you motivated throughout.