SINGLE PLAYER REVIEW I didn't expect much from this title, but a few good reports and a lower than usual price enticed me to try it. The single player mode is entertaining, allowing the player to play as three separate characters in the US army fighting in contemporary Afghanistan.

It's been a few years since we have been treated to another game in the epic Medal of Honor series, but this week our prayers have been answered as EA and it's Danger Close studios out of Los Angeles have released the series first attempt at breaking into the modern era of first person shooters.

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.

has at least one premier shooting franchise on the shelves in time for Christmas every year.

Medal of Honor Warfighter is hoping to differentiate its military multiplayer by the power of two.

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

Reborn in 2010 in an attempt to wrest control of the first-person-shooter genre from Activision, EA's Medal of Honor series is pitched as the authentic alternative to Call of Duty 's Hollywood bombast.