yaar BO's story was good but i liked MW2 more...the only thing i liked about BO was "Reznov"
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i agree but for me it was the MP of MW2 which was better then all else to date.yaar BO's story was good but i liked MW2 more...the only thing i liked about BO was "Reznov"
This! The story was based upon actual operation in Afghanistan that was "Operation Anaconda". MOH story was much more real and even presented casualty figures based on real life statistics.
Hope the next MOH incorporates a more engaging gameplay and awesome story.
yeah the respawning in mw2 is the best so far....BO respawn sucked so damn badly and ohh the only good killstreak was the attack dogs and GUNSHIP
yupyeah the respawning in mw2 is the best so far....BO respawn sucked so damn badly and ohh the only good killstreak was the attack dogs and GUNSHIP
but i really fell in love with MW2 after using that Model 1887 akimbo. It was like a tank. i SO wana play it again.
^ Is it just me, or does EA REALLY become too much racist when it comes to other ... generations? (sm1)
MOH 2010 was Ok-ish type of game.
I will still play the game, despite their racism and fake 'bad ass-ness' portrayal of these ... XYZ Forces
MOH 2010 was Ok-ish type of game.
I will still play the game, despite their racism and fake 'bad ass-ness' portrayal of these ... XYZ Forces
It's not EA, it's the problem of every US born. They are overwhelmed by arrogance and ignorance.^ Is it just me, or does EA REALLY become too much racist when it comes to other ... generations? (sm1)
MOH 2010 was Ok-ish type of game.
I will still play the game, despite their racism and fake 'bad ass-ness' portrayal of these ... XYZ Forces
That building collapse in BF3 trailer was MORE awesome than this one. But the game (SP Campaign) turned out to be ... merely satisfactory.that explosion scene was aweome
Which means, NO. I am not at all surprised by this small explosion
[h=2]First Medal of Honor: Warfighter Trailer Reveals October 23 Release, Is Crazy Explosive[/h]
EA and Danger Close will bring the next Medal of Honor to PlayStation 3, PC and Xbox 360 on October 23, according to a newly released trailer for Warfighter. The clip is light on gameplay, showing mostly the mood-setting vibe of Tier 1 soldier stealth missions capped with some intense violence and a whirlwind of destruction. And that sounds like a pretty good recipe for a modern military shooter, right?
EA and Danger Close will bring the next Medal of Honor to PlayStation 3, PC and Xbox 360 on October 23, according to a newly released trailer for Warfighter. The clip is light on gameplay, showing mostly the mood-setting vibe of Tier 1 soldier stealth missions capped with some intense violence and a whirlwind of destruction. And that sounds like a pretty good recipe for a modern military shooter, right?
[h=2]Medal of Honor: Warfighter Adds International Tier 1 Ops, Explores the "Heartbreaking Side of War"[/h]
Today, EA released new details on Danger Close's forthcoming Medal of Honor: Warfighter, revealing intriguing new details about the story and the multiplayer of the modern military shooter at an event in San Francisco. Warfighter, EA says, tells tales of military conflict but also explores "the heartbreaking side of war."
The next Medal of Honor focuses on a U.S. Tier 1 Operator by the name of Preacher, who "returns home from overseas only to find his family torn apart from years of deployment." The game also expands it focus beyond U.S. Operators, bringing Tier 1 soldiers from around the globe to the fight.
"Trying to pick up the pieces to salvage what remains of his marriage, Preacher is reminded of what he’s fighting for – family," EA says of Medal of Honor: Warfighter's campaign. "But when an extremely deadly explosive (PETN) penetrates civilian borders and his two worlds collide, Preacher and his fellow teammates are sent in to solve the problem. They take the fight to the enemy and do whatever it takes to protect their loved ones from harm."
That's a potentially fascinating area to explore, telling a story "through the eyes of military families" — and particularly touchy one, given Medal of Honor's basis in realism and real-life military operations.
At tonight's Medal of Honor: Warfighter event in San Francisco, following a live action cinematic of a hostage assassination narrowly diverted, Danger Close's Greg Goodrich showed a slice of gameplay. It was an intense hostage rescue set in Basilan, Phillipines, a nighttime raid set against heavy rains and raging floodwaters. The demo was packed with hyper-violent shootouts, showing off Warfighter's detailed environmental destruction and Frostbite 2.0-powered visuals. Warfighter both looked and sounded technically stunning.
After breaching a compound festering with enemy soldiers, an action-slowing flashbang that kicked off a terrorist slaughtering, and rescuing the hostages, the Tier 1 Operators of Warfighter set off on a dramatic escape on military watercraft. It was a break from the run-and-gun first-person shooter action, putting the player behind a powerful mounted gun. The demo ended with the extraction of the Operators by helicopter.
On the multiplayer side, which is now in development at Danger Close, not DICE, Goodrich touched briefly on some of the changes coming to Warfighter. The October-due Medal of Honor will add multinational Tier 1 teams to the fight, including the British SAS, Australian SASR, German KSK and Polish GROM.
Goodrich says Warfighter will feature "blue-vs-blue team play," pitting "the world’s best of the best warriors" in head-to-head combat. Goodrich says Danger Close is "taking a page out of that FIFA play book" in adding a sense of national pride for military shooter fans outside of the United States.
Watch for GameTrailers' full GDC interview with Greg Goodrich in the coming days and mark October 23 on your calendar for Medal of Honor: Warfighter's arrival on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Today, EA released new details on Danger Close's forthcoming Medal of Honor: Warfighter, revealing intriguing new details about the story and the multiplayer of the modern military shooter at an event in San Francisco. Warfighter, EA says, tells tales of military conflict but also explores "the heartbreaking side of war."
The next Medal of Honor focuses on a U.S. Tier 1 Operator by the name of Preacher, who "returns home from overseas only to find his family torn apart from years of deployment." The game also expands it focus beyond U.S. Operators, bringing Tier 1 soldiers from around the globe to the fight.
"Trying to pick up the pieces to salvage what remains of his marriage, Preacher is reminded of what he’s fighting for – family," EA says of Medal of Honor: Warfighter's campaign. "But when an extremely deadly explosive (PETN) penetrates civilian borders and his two worlds collide, Preacher and his fellow teammates are sent in to solve the problem. They take the fight to the enemy and do whatever it takes to protect their loved ones from harm."
That's a potentially fascinating area to explore, telling a story "through the eyes of military families" — and particularly touchy one, given Medal of Honor's basis in realism and real-life military operations.
At tonight's Medal of Honor: Warfighter event in San Francisco, following a live action cinematic of a hostage assassination narrowly diverted, Danger Close's Greg Goodrich showed a slice of gameplay. It was an intense hostage rescue set in Basilan, Phillipines, a nighttime raid set against heavy rains and raging floodwaters. The demo was packed with hyper-violent shootouts, showing off Warfighter's detailed environmental destruction and Frostbite 2.0-powered visuals. Warfighter both looked and sounded technically stunning.
After breaching a compound festering with enemy soldiers, an action-slowing flashbang that kicked off a terrorist slaughtering, and rescuing the hostages, the Tier 1 Operators of Warfighter set off on a dramatic escape on military watercraft. It was a break from the run-and-gun first-person shooter action, putting the player behind a powerful mounted gun. The demo ended with the extraction of the Operators by helicopter.
On the multiplayer side, which is now in development at Danger Close, not DICE, Goodrich touched briefly on some of the changes coming to Warfighter. The October-due Medal of Honor will add multinational Tier 1 teams to the fight, including the British SAS, Australian SASR, German KSK and Polish GROM.
Goodrich says Warfighter will feature "blue-vs-blue team play," pitting "the world’s best of the best warriors" in head-to-head combat. Goodrich says Danger Close is "taking a page out of that FIFA play book" in adding a sense of national pride for military shooter fans outside of the United States.
Watch for GameTrailers' full GDC interview with Greg Goodrich in the coming days and mark October 23 on your calendar for Medal of Honor: Warfighter's arrival on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Sweet music. I hope they give tough time to modern warfare as it has solid roots in FPS right now...
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faraany3k:
tbh gaming industry as a whole is failing much like tech industry. They have buckled down too much to Corporate suites then relying on passionate and innovative people. A corporate only believes in financial growth and shareholders.Necrokiller said: -
Chandoo:
170 + countries where Steam sells but PSN doesn't will lose access unless they use VPNfaraany3k said: -
Chandoo:
It has a worst rating on Steam than last years MW3 now. Jeese Sony, how can you fuck it up THIS BAD
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faraany3k:
I have heard that it is now unplayable in countries which do not support handful of third world countries not recognized by Sony like Pakistan. Steam is a true global platform.Then they cry that console gaming is dying.
