Let's face it, EA has milked its Medal of Honor franchise more than a freakin' dairy cow -- and with mixed success. While there have been phenomenal titles such as Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and Medal of Honor: Frontline, there have also been less-than-stellar iterations including Medal of...

It's not all bad news. Graphically, the game shines, utilising Epic's Unreal 3 Engine to sparkling effect. While not quite Gears of War caliber, Airborne's ability to render huge wide open areas with tons of action on screen, thrown in with its jaw-dropping use of full-screen motion blur, all create...

It seems you can't read a preview or review of a World War II-based FPS without hearing about how many games there are in the genre. With good reason, too--it's a crowded one. But just because there are a lot of them doesn't mean there can't be some good ones.

Lots of intense action; Strong online multiplayer; Levels aren't strictly linear

First half of game isn't very interesting; Weapons can be tough to aim thanks to excessive recoil; Lots of little flaws detract from the overall experience

My grandson owns a copy of this game at home as well. It's interactive in that he can play online with his friends. He doesn't play it much at our place.

Great game met all my expectations. This game had great combat missions and the hand weapons were awesome as the persision of them and the characters and story good as well.

Categories: Feature , PS3 Reviews One Response Craig Baker says: July 24, 2010 at 7:10 pm nice review. I was fortunate enough to get a bunch of beta codes and tried it on both systems and i can say the one on 360 plays out quite a bit better.

In Medal of Honor , brotherhood is an unspoken bond of trust and companionship through acts of honor where failing to leave a soldier behind isn't an option and risking one's life for the fate of another is common.

Strong storyline; Impressive in-game details; Weapons unlock based on class type; not rank; Challenging Tier 1 mode; …but has an interactive environment

Impressive in-game details; …but has an interactive environment

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Stu discovers that the Medal of Honor series isn't dead and buried after all.

This is worth buying. My favorite part is being able to do a lot of snipering. Recommend