Danger Close's reboot of the Medal of Honor series stirred up quite a bit of controversy because of its momentary inclusion of playable Taliban in the game's multiplayer. But that has nothing to do with the game's quality.
I suspect that most of us don't weigh the morality of a developer's design choices when deciding whether or not to buy a game.
I'm playing through Medal of Honor for the second time now and I want to make sure that I keep an eye out for anything that you may be concerned about with the game. In an effort to ensure that Kotaku's reviews are better informing you about the content, the gameplay, and the positives and negatives of the games we play, we're looking to more directly and actively involve the community.
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So. Let's have it. What do you want to know about Medal of Honor? Feel free to use this as your forum hang-out for the discussion of the game as well. Just bookmark it.