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Medal of Honor is a first-person shooter video game and the thirteenth installment in the Medal of Honor series.

Developed by Danger Close Games and EA Digital Illusions CE and published by Electronic Arts.

It was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on October 12, 2010.

While the previous titles were set during World War II, this game takes place in the ongoing War in Afghanistan.

Medal of Honors single-player campaign uses heavily modified Unreal Engine 3 while multiplayer uses the Frostbite Engine.

However, the server files have not been made public and are only available for use through specific Game Server Providers.

It is the first game in the Medal of Honor franchise to receive an M rating from the ESRB.

The controls are nigh-on identical with those of Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and the gameplay is like a infantry only remix of BC2 and Vietnam.

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As an unashamed, newly-converted addict to the brilliance of Battlefield, I couldnt resist the pull of a free Beta trial for the upcoming Battlefield 3.

However, I was pleasantly surprised by a thoroughly entertaining single player campaign.

Although quite short, it is a very mature and drenched it atmosphere it feels right.

The flavour here is very much behind enemy lines and you are in a position where you would very much like to get home.

The story is, for the most part, conveyed through the eyes of the protagonists and is very well written.

There are a few glitches with the AI scripting that breaks the illusion and can be mission-breakingly annoying.

The story wins through in the end though and the final mission provides a fantastic climax to a most bro-chacio of story lines.

Leaving you wanting to cry and high five everyone at the same time.

This game gives you a very apt taste of what it is like for a few days in a Modern War, rather than just combat.

Firstly the lack of first person perspective jars a little with the rest of the game, and in general the delivery is far more cheesy than the rest of the dialogue between your squad-mates.

Im not sure whether it is needed or not but it doesnt take away from the quality that is there.

All you need to do is crouch whilst running to slide forwards to protection from the many bullets.

Friendly AI does well in fire fights but some of the open-air scripted moments see them running past enemies without a second look.

Every one of them is enjoyable and they help to pull the story along rather than hindering the gameplay.

Sometimes you go a little crazy with the machine guns though and you can run out.

Luckily you can pick up the weapons off your enemy or ask your squaddies for a refill.

Featuring an online leaderboard, you must complete each of the infantry-based levels under a par time without the use of checkpoints.

Thoroughly oldschool I still havent managed to complete every level.

The longer ones, in particular provide a hefty bit of work to overcome.

With cutscenes all counting against your time, you have to kill with head shots and in quick succession to score a few seconds back on the clock.

Handled by the same team at DICE who were responsible for Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam, the online portion has nothing in common with the single player apart from the setting.

Like many of the online shooters of recent years, it is not without its flaws.

The experience online still remains broken due to the terrible spawn system.

Spawn trapping is almost inevitable every single match with nothing to prevent it.

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