Medal Of Honor: Warfighter

[IshanSardar]

Yes you saw it right. The New MOH is coming in October.



The next Medal of Honor game has crept from the shadows. According to the Official Xbox Magazine (via Game Informer), the new game is titled Medal of Honor: Warfighter and is due out this October.

Developed by the original game's Danger Close studio, Warfighter will run on EA DICE's Frostbite 2.0 engine, which powered Battlefield 3. The game will reportedly follow a group of Tier 1 Operators, as was the case in 2010's Medal of Honor.

And while Danger Close will be using DICE's game engine, it won't be calling on the studio to once again handle Medal of Honor's multiplayer component. According to OXM, Danger Close is bringing Warfighter's multiplayer component in house.

No mention was made as to which platforms Medal of Honor: Warfighter will ship for, but the 2010 game landed on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.

According to the magazine, publisher Electronic Arts will have more details to share concerning Medal of Honor: Warfighter at the 2012 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco next month. EA is holding a Medal of Honor-themed event in that city on March 6.

[maxheap]

HELL YEAH!! Frostbite 2 with nice storyline (well, I liked BF3 campaign anyway )

[TheBluePill]

MOH was one of the best FPS game i had played in a long time. Though some reviewers panned it, i felt the content, pace and strategy of the game was light years beyond MW and MW2.

[assaultsuit]

MOH was one of the best FPS game i had played in a long time. Though some reviewers panned it, i felt the content, pace and strategy of the game was light years beyond MW and MW2.

The only CoD games I liked were CoD 2 (that game is epic) and MW1. Everithing else is an expensive "meh". Haven't played MW3, but I don't think it will improve the "meh" factor.

On the other hand, I almost enjoyed each MoH instance that came on PC. Havent played the last one, but, again, I don't think I'll get disappointed by it. Maybe MP is a limitation over CoD series (can't tell, ain't played MP on any game of both series), but MoH stories are great!.

[maxheap]

MOH was one of the best FPS game i had played in a long time. Though some reviewers panned it, i felt the content, pace and strategy of the game was light years beyond MW and MW2.

are you talking about first MOH or the last? first was crazy indeed, lightyears ahead of most shooters nowadays

[TheBluePill]

are you talking about first MOH or the last? first was crazy indeed, lightyears ahead of most shooters nowadays

This one;



I loved it! Great sense of being in the action. And it wasn't endless streams of enemies like MW. You enter the village and you have to take out X number of people.. They don't respawn. In some ways it was like the old game "Delta Force" but on rails.

[infowarrior]

The first one was great! The console port wasn't that great that in terms of performance but otherwise it was a great game, very well done, online is pretty good not overrated and not too much of the meh factor as assultsuit feels about MW2 and maybe MW3, i only buy these games to play the single player campaign, i just don't care enough for multiplayer i really dislike it, totally ruthless. I can't wait for this to come out! BF3 storyline was decent good but MW3's was somewhat better BF3 and MOH are just way more accurate, especially with the sounds of the weapons.

[wild05kid05]

Correct me if I'm wrong (the last time I played MoH was when it was in beta...). MoH is a Frost Bite powered CoD ?

I still like to jihad into tank in BF3

[Mitlov]

What the heck is a "Warfighter"? The name sounds like a faux-testosterone-fueled appeal to middle-schoolers. I hope it's just a bad name choice, because despite the bugs, I liked that MoH tried to be a bit more realistic and less Jerry Bruckheimer/Tom Clancy than Modern Warfare and Battlefield plots are.

Edit: in real life, turns out "Warfighter" is a US government program where wounded vets can get internships to learn civilian job skills while they're convalescing. http://www.dhs.gov/xabout/careers/gc_1246894993888.shtm Odd choice of name for the game then.

[TheBluePill]

What the heck is a "Warfighter"? The name sounds like a faux-testosterone-fueled appeal to middle-schoolers. I hope it's just a bad name choice, because despite the bugs, I liked that MoH tried to be a bit more realistic and less Jerry Bruckheimer/Tom Clancy than Modern Warfare and Battlefield plots are.

Edit: in real life, turns out "Warfighter" is a US government program where wounded vets can get internships to learn civilian job skills while they're convalescing. DHS | Operation Warfighter Odd choice of name for the game then.

Maybe the plot involves a Wounded Vet getting back in the Action?