IMPRESSIONS: MEDAL OF HONOR
It’s unfit to equivocate comparisons in between EA’s arriving Medal of Honor reboot as good as Infinity Ward’s Modern Warfare series. .. so, I’ll only get it out of the way: Medal of Honor unapologetically follows in the footsteps of Call of Duty. In actuality, I’m peaceful to lift the probability that Medal of Honor could be the “true” supplement to the Call of Duty 4 debate most of us have been still watchful for after pang by Modern Warfare 2’s increasingly inconceivable storyline.
Recently, we got the look during the brand new Medal of Honor trailer that lays it out identical to this: There have been dual sides to each war: the sledgehammer as good as the sharp edged metal. What Call of Duty 4 did so good was to execute just how these dual components work in tandem, as it featured scenarios in that vast assaults aided tiny chosen forces, as good as clamp versa. Medal of Honor promises to reconstruct identical terrain situations, with the “scalpel” represented by the Tier 1 Operators, an chosen bend of SOCOM.
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