An invitation hints at a reveal at GDC.
2010's Medal of Honor reboot may be getting a sequel soon. A "save the date" invitation has been sent to GameSpot that hints that Electronic Arts will unveil a Medal of Honor sequel on March 6, 2012 in San Fransisco. The date puts the announcement to be during the 2012 Game Developers Conference, which takes place between March 5-9.
If you haven’t purchased this game yet, good choice – if you have, you probably should’ve just waited for Black Ops.
It’s been awhile since the Medal of Honor series has had any amount of relevance. Unfortunately for fans, even with the release of the latest in this series, it remains irrelevant. Medal of Honor is, for lack of a nicer term, a Call of Duty rip-off. It borrows the same style of quest, features similar controls, and even bares semblance to the multiplayer mode. You would expect that if EA was to borrow all of these elements it would at least do them better, but what we are presented with is a game that doesn’t match up to that series at all. Without question, players would be better off checking out any of the past three games in the Call of Duty series instead.
Tonight, GameStop will be opening early, for a limited time. Click through to find out why.
Come 10 PM tonight at GameStop, you'll be able to earn a medal for serenading and dancing with transparent animals, all in order to gun down Maxwell. Or something like that.
The latest addition of the series will include two new development teams and a new setting.
Today, EA shed some light on their latest Medal of Honor title for PS3, Xbox 360, and PC. The unnamed Medal of Honor title won't be set in World War II, instead it will take place in a modern war-torn Afghanistan.
