With all the fuss surrounding a couple of amazing PS3 shooters recently - Resistance: Fall of Man and Call of Duty 3 (maybe youve heard of them?) - the absence of one of the traditional big hitters of WWII gaming, the Medal of Honor series, has hardly been noticed. These titles always epitomized the Hollywood vision of Second World War shooters - rammed with big explosions and amazing set-pieces.
Remember that dramatic Saving Private Ryan-inspired beach assault opening in Medal of Honor:
Now that Medal of Honor Airborne is seemingly PS3-only, EA has wasted no time in announcing the real final MoH PS2 game - and youll only have to wait until March to play it.
Medal of Honor Vanguard puts you in the well-worn boots of Frank Keegan, a corporal in Americas first paratroopers, the 82nd Airborne Division, which became known as the All-Americans and led to the creation of the famous “AA” shoulder
It's easy to think of Medal of Honor: Vanguard as the less-capable cousin of upcoming hit-to-be Medal of Honor: Airborne. Both drop you from shrapnel-ridden skies onto the smoking European theater below, but Vanguard's got to do it all without any next-gen horsepower. But after our hands-on time with the PS2 and Wii-exclusive shooter, we're feeling pretty good about cleaning out the Nazi infestation one last time before heading on to prettier, HD pastures.
As with all Honor games, the bullet
