War & Shoot 'Em Ups: General

[Mr_Inconspicous]

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mont348 wrote:

Really enjoyed the last game but the multiplayer was dogged a bit with the camper friendly maps. 

I wonder if PS3 owners will get a retro MOH HD remake this time around Rising Sun or European Assault would make the game a pre-order for me.

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Rising Sun and European assault were awesome game. I even liked Vanguard

Out of those 3 European Assault is my favourite. Though a remake of the first MoH or Underground would be appreciated

Anybody remember this strange mission http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h5qe91WkFQ ?

[JOHNY--BRAVO]

will definitely be skipping this one, moh online was very poor with very bad map design cant see them taking note of people's criticism of the game and will surely make all the same mistakes again.

[Mr_Inconspicous]

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JOHNY--BRAVO wrote:

will definitely be skipping this one, moh online was very poor with very bad map design cant see them taking note of people's criticism of the game and will surely make all the same mistakes again.

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Danger Close are making all of the game this time instead of just the single player. The single player on the first one was brilliant imo.

[JOHNY--BRAVO]

well if thats true i may change my mind but il wait for reviews and gamers comments on forums first.

[ytevo79]

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Danieljay1 wrote:

was battlefield 3 lead platform?

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That doesn't make sense.

If you meant ''was PlaySation 3 lead platform'' then yes. Originally it was PC, but then it switched to consoles (PS3) mid development to meet the release date.

[Cloudburst--]

I'm sure there'll be a beta. EA are good like that.

[ytevo79]

Hmm Gamecentrals preview/interview has me slightly worried now

After a reminder that the game runs on Battlefield 3's Frostbite 2 engine and a final title card promising that the level is 'inspired by actual events' the demo finally starts… and it looks exactly like Call Of Duty. 

As powerful as Frostbite 2 is the water physics in the half-flooded hotel that opens the stage aren't particularly convincing. More importantly the action and set pieces are so predictable and linear we're not sure it would've felt all that much more interactive if we were playing it instead of Tyler. 

But he dutifully works his way up the through the floors of the building, looking for hostages to save. Once the room they're in is located there's an option of which exact method you want to use to breach the door, a flashbang is chosen and as you storm in the game switches to slow motion and… the feeling of déjà vu becomes even stronger. 

Rather than the harrowingly authentic shooter described before the demo starts the preview looks for all the world like a lost level from a Modern Warfare game - and not one of the better ones. 

Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/tech/games/896739-medal-of-honor-warfighter-preview-and-interview-military-fa...

[crackalakaling]

i think it would be best to wait till E3 to pass judgement. Dont get worried just yet,

[ytevo79]

The word COD in any MOH game is enough mate. It was only a minority that enjoyed the last game with nearly everyone only buying it for the BF3 beta, so they might only see the COD route as the only way to get sales up this time around

[crackalakaling]

Fair enough, but these days every shooter is always compared to COD, and being a military shooter it is going against COD, but lets just hope majority of the game keeps to its own identity. And also hope its not as bad as bf3 campaign. But am more interested in the multiplayer. Hope its different.