Medal of Honor Heroes

Also known as: MoH Heroes

Medal of Honor Heroes - multiplayer hands-on

The only 16-on-16 battlefront that you can take anywhere

So the interface is a little junky and the game does chug when too many people get on the screen at one time, but the sheer intensity of 10-15 people breathing down your neck is intimidating as hell. Then when you drop the team-based playtime and go for an all-out deathmatch, it's all up in the air. We're not sure if the numbers ever truly hit 32 total, but let's just say the body count after each skirmish was shockingly high.

Aiming was generally pretty easy, strange controls or no - our only trouble with combat was the butt-in-the-face bludgeoning moves that didn't seem to connect well at all. And what's with the superhuman soldiers? Making it fun for a videogame is one thing, but once you shoot a guy in the face three times with a shotgun, he needs to go down.

Another battle mode, Hold the Line, had us defending a centralized flag for 200 clicks. Our team must have had some serious training beforehand, because we dominated that flag - the Axis never touched it once.

We left the battlefield confident in Heroes ' ability to deliver a solid online performance. It's not the smoothest scrap around, but you can't argue with the sheer number of bullets flying past your brain. You'll get your chance to defend or destroy the world on October 24.

 
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Medal of Honor Heroes
Medal of Honor Heroes

Genre: Shooter
Release date: Oct 23, 2006
Published by: Electronic Arts
Developed by: EA Canada
Franchise: Medal of Honor
Multiplayer Modes:
Online
32 player VS
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