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The Medal of Honor Trailer Requires Its Own FAQ
The debut trailer for Medal of Honor at the Video Game Awards was entertaining, but as these things are designed, it raised more questions than it answered. Medal of Honor's executive producer is happy to clear up a few. More »VGAs Offer First Look At Medal Of Honor, Arkham Asylum 2 & More
Tonight's Spike TV VGAs offered new video reveals that were part expected, part surprise. From the expected camp was EA's revitalized Medal of Honor, a modern day Middle Eastern shoot 'em up, seen in trailer form for the first time. More »Medal of Honor Soldier Evokes Real Afghanistan Warrior
As many have noticed, the title man for the newly announced Medal of Honor is reminiscent of another Afghanistan fighter, the amply bearded "Cowboy" photographed by LIFE in 2002. More »EA Chief Talks War: Battlefield, Medal Of Honor And Getting Ahead Of Activision
Just hours before EA officially announced the long-rumored return of its Medal of Honor franchise, the company's chief executive told Kotaku his battle plan for EA's war-game competition against Call of Duty. He wants Modern Warfare's spot. More »New Medal Of Honor Revealed As "The Most Authentic Modern War Experience"
Electronic Arts has officially announced the reinvention of its first-person shooter war game Medal of Honor, bringing the franchise into the modern age and deploying it to Afghanistan, promising "the most authentic modern war experience" for fall 2010. More »EA Talks Command & Conquer's "New Digital Model," Medal of Honor "Re-invention"
In a memo to employees today, Nick Earl, EA Games Label senior VP, confirmed the closure of Pandemic Studios LA. He also touched on a new direction for two of its key franchises, Command & Conquer and Medal of Honor. More »Rumor: Next Medal of Honor Set In Present Day
EA To "Revitalize" Medal Of Honor, Other "Blockbusters"
Electronic Arts will be revealing its plans to "revitalize" its more successful "core IP"—specifically the Medal of Honor series—in the coming months, EA Games label president Frank Gibeau said today. More »EA Boss Not Yet Ready To Talk About Next Medal Of Honor
EA CEO John Riccitiello made first official mention of the continuing Medal of Honor franchise today during the company's quarterly earnings call, but gave little indication on how the series would progress. More »And Now For The Games Inspired By Summer Blockbusters...
Britain has Septuagenarian Gamers, Too
First we found a 78-year-old Japanese gamer, now there's a 70-year-old Brit who is likewise an FPS enthusiast. He's completed Call of Duty: World at War single-player at all difficulty levels. Gamezine has the interview.Medal of Honor, Rayman 2 To Join PlayStation Store's "PSone Classics"?
The ESRB has recently rated Medal of Honor and Rayman 2: Revolution for release on the PlayStation 3 and PSP, a good sign both are coming to the PlayStation Store. Wait... Rayman 2: Revolution? More »EA Honors Ten Years Of 'Medal'
Rumor: Medal of Honor Going To Afghanistan
John McCain Campaigns To Medal Of Honor Music, Composer Displeased
'Playing With History': the State of Historical Games
Medal of Honor Coming to PSP
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