MoH:AA is like Saving Private Ryan all over. I too was hooked by it, until FH community educate me. It is quite campy by today's standards. But I absolutely love it back then. The sound track by Michael Giacchino is epic. I like this particular variation on the MoH main theme (starts at 2:49):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1WPfxz0JdoAoE2, Settlers 3, CnC: Red Alert. I love strategy games. When I am done with war and death.
Yes, this runs in my trusty Compaq Presario 4772. It also runs Jane's ATF Gold and Longbow quite decently. I also ventured a bit into Microsoft FS95 with this machine. Games back then are often packaged with demos, tons of demos. The FS95 has Monster Truck Madness demo with it.
About game packages:
Jane's titles are usually accompanied by hard cover binder University text book-thick manual. They also include some voucher to play online (yes, you have to pay to use their match-making server back then). I used to carry them around as reading material for traveling.
The last boxed games I bought was Microsoft Flight Simulator X (2006). It was a triple DVD package. The size of the media alone allows the big manual material to be put inside the disc.