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Shrugging off years of mediocrity and partially descriptive subtitles, EA's newly announced Medal of Honor reboot will thrust players into a modern milieu: Afghanistan. Set for release in 2010 on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, the new first-person shooter follows the Tier 1 Operator, described as "a relatively unknown entity directly under the National Command Authority who takes on missions no one else can handle," and not described as an oddly militant member of ZZ Top. EA claims that "Tier 1 Operators from the US Special Operations Community" have been involved since the earliest stages of the game's development.
The publisher seems intent on throwing the gauntlet down in the modern war arena (do they still use gauntlets?), promising a "best-in-class single-player campaign" from the minds at EA Los Angeles, as well as a multiplayer component developed by the Battlefield veterans at DICE.
You can bear witness to the game's full unveiling during Spike TV's 2009 Video Game Awards on Saturday, December 12 at 8:00PM PT. You can witness beard in the gallery below.
Pretty interested in this. EA has some of the best developers and with Dice the multiplayer should be great. Hopefully it has a better campaign then MW2 and stays away from the worst parts of MW2 like the cheap helicopter, killing people even though there around the corner, and hopefully it's a bit more tactical. Brand new multiplayer matches would also be a refresher.
The publisher seems intent on throwing the gauntlet down in the modern war arena (do they still use gauntlets?), promising a "best-in-class single-player campaign" from the minds at EA Los Angeles, as well as a multiplayer component developed by the Battlefield veterans at DICE.
You can bear witness to the game's full unveiling during Spike TV's 2009 Video Game Awards on Saturday, December 12 at 8:00PM PT. You can witness beard in the gallery below.
Pretty interested in this. EA has some of the best developers and with Dice the multiplayer should be great. Hopefully it has a better campaign then MW2 and stays away from the worst parts of MW2 like the cheap helicopter, killing people even though there around the corner, and hopefully it's a bit more tactical. Brand new multiplayer matches would also be a refresher.
