Can another FPS franchise survive the jump to the 21st Century? Many interpreted the infamous Russian airport scene in Call Of Duty:Modern Warfare 2 in two extremely different camps. Some saw it as controversial, some saw it as a poignant message.

Great voicework; Tense multi-player; Realistic battlefield environment

Campaign takes a while to truly kick off; Some dodgy enemy A.I.

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.

This franchise has a definite future, if it can build upon what's offered here. However, in losing the setting that distinguished MoH from the Bad Company games, there could come a time when EA is forced to choose between the two. At that point, the question of who survives is anyone's guess.

Let's be honest, World War II is a little bit, last century with regards to first person shooters. Medal of Honor, a game franchise that has released countless World War II titles have finally taken the leap into the present day and straight into the fight against the Taliban.

"When I first heard that this game was coming out i wasn't to interested in it I saw it as just another FPS claiming to be able to bring down COD and will ultimately be unable to deliver, but with all my friends shouting at me to get it i decided what the hay and added to my pre-order list.

simple achievements (for casual players) a Okay multiplayer; basically FUN

Short; over hyped

Good game to play and a couple of years ago I would have rated it top marks. But the benchmark has been set so high by Call of Duty that now it appears to be far behind what it expected of modern first person shooters.

This game is all about the multiplayer. I would even say its multiplayer is much more realistic than the COD series. For example, if you are taken cover inside a small hut, and someone fires an RPG at you, the walls and ceiling will actually blow up and fall away, unlike COD, where nothing happens.

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.

Previous to Medal of Honor's launch, producer Greg Goodrich said that his studio (Danger Close a.k.a EA Los Angeles) isn't looking to revolutionize the FPS genre with this new take on the once-popular franchise, but offer the best, most refined game possible.

some problem with this game a lot of lag at the beginning of the game after we clean de cd it was ok after it thank you