Many gamers are yet on the fence trying to make up their minds on whether they should purchase Medal of Honor 2010 or skip it all together.
Bad news, there will be none, confirms EA.
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No Medal Of Honor Demo, U.S. Army Was “Surprised” At Multiplayer Taliban
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Medal Of Honor System Requirements Released
For all the PC gaming fans out there, EA’s released the minimum and required specifications for you to be able to run Medal of Honor 2010 on the gaming rig. The full quencher’s past the break.
Video Thirst: MOH Single Player Mode Might Be The Best Ever
EA wants its FPS crown back from Activision, but in order to succeed, Medal of Honor 2010 would have to do two things. First, the game would have to beat Modern Warfare in both single and multiplayer modes, and second, deal with the seemingly impossible task of outdoing Infinity Ward’s shooter in the sales department.
But one step at a time, EA, keep pouring drops of water in the bottle, eventually it’ll be filled and overflowing. And believe me when I say the trailer below the break, dubbed “Friends From Afar”, is a good start.
EA CEO Blames The Media For MOH Taliban Blowup
Gamestop won’t be selling it in its stores that are stationed on military bases, some gamers plan to boycott, and an angry mom, who’s lost her son in the Afghanistan war, wishes it’d be ban. All this because Medal of Honor 2010 allows gamers in its multiplayer to play as the notorious terrorist organization known as the Taliban.
What does EA CEO John Riccitiello thinks about the mess? Well, for one, he never saw it coming, and two, he thinks that it’s the media’s fault.
No Medal Of Honor In GameStop Stores On Military Bases
If you live on a US military base and was impatiently awaiting EA’s Medal of Honor 2010 reboot, you’ll have to venture off the base and hunt down a civilian GameStop retail outlet to purchase the highly anticipated, highly controversial title.
Apparently, GameStop has decided to join forces with the Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES), in its effort to discourage soldiers from playing as the Taliban. It’s a controversy that just won’t go away.
Video Thirst: Medal Of Honor “Multiplayer Experience” Vid Threatens The Rest
Come this holiday season, there will be enough shooters available on the market to make even the most diehard fans dizzy. Call of Duty: Black Ops and Halo: Reach are amongst the most recognizable and are guaranteed platinum sellers.
EA’s Medal of Honor reboot, however, has placed itself in the middle of the most packed game release season, so MOH 2010 had better stand out if the publisher expects it to sell a few million copies.
They’re trying to prove just that with a new video released which you can find past the break dubbed “multiplayer experience” part 1. It’s the revisited version of the game’s online mulitplayer after DICE and the other teams gathered information from beta testers to make for a better experience.
