I've played this game on hard level with no problems at all, to me best war game from the Medal of Honor series upto now, graphics etc are top notch. I had no bugs/glitches etc from start to finish.

Medal of Honor hit the mark when they put a modern theme to their original product line. The missions in this game keep you shooting and you won't want to put your gun down. Looking forward to the follow up MOH: Warfighter I am a SURE FIRE that game will be exceptional based on how great their...

When the Call of Duty franchise boldly went where no World War II franchise had dared to venture before-the less-explored world of modern warfare-they drew a big line in the sand, tempting their biggest competing franchise to follow suit.

Some genuinely tense moments of immersion; Fantastic pacing from the middle of the game onwards; Brilliant sound design

Game-destroying bugs; Linear mission structure; Short campaign; Questionable hit registry; Confused multiplayer design

In the crowded first-person shooter market, it's important for a game to carve out a niche - do something better than or different from its competitors. Medal of Honor tries to do just that by representing a real conflict that is really happening in a real country between two real opposing forces.

Well-paced campaign; Immersive dialogue; Taut multiplayer action

Heavy-handed campaign scripting; Enemy AI isn't terribly realistic; Some incongruous cutscenes; Steep multiplayer learning curve

The watchword has always been "authenticity". Throughout Medal of Honor's development, Danger Close and EA have waxed lyrical about the game's realism, citing their work with veterans of the Afghanistan conflict – as well as the headlining figures that are the Tier One operators – as evidence of...

Tim and I alternated between shooter and spotter, ripping through the incoming Nazi opposition with ease as we held our bombed out position almost indefinitely.  This was 1999 and the last time I've played a Medal of Honor title.  I never got around to any of the console titles for some reason, but...

A new candidate for the most disappointing game of 2010, Medal of Honor doesn't deliver on any of its promises.

I have loved the MOH franchise from the beginning and have always love Allied Assault, the original games were more tactical and I feel with the new ones your are more of a Halo type guy, running in and going wild with the bullets.

Operating directly under the National Command Authority, a relatively unknown entity of handpicked warriors are called on when the mission must not fail. They are the Tier 1 Operators. Over 2 million Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines wear the uniform.

Medal of Honor offers a cohesive campaign and fierce multiplayer competition for those who don't mind a little bit of tarnish on their first-person shooters.

Well-paced campaign; Immersive dialogue; Taut multiplayer action

Heavy-handed campaign scripting; Enemy AI isn't terribly realistic; Some incongruous cutscenes; Steep multiplayer learning curve