This fresh shot of footage from Medal of Honor Airborne, the latest game in the WWII-obsessed shooter series, gives you a first glimpse of how you'll be starting every single mission - in the belly of a flak-attacked aircraft, shoulder to shoulder with your sweating buddies-in-arms, waiting for the order to leap out into action. Hit the Movies tab above to see the solider's-eye-view
If Medal of Honor: Airborne - the latest in EA's WWII shooter series - is going to threaten Call of Duty's stranglehold on war-torn action, it has to be something special. The last few MoH games have been disappointing, but this fresh footage has convinced us that the magic is back, and with a vengeance.
As one of the US Army's paratroopers - the Airborne division of the title - you'll be starting every mission from the air. Hopefully, the rest of the Medal of Honor formula will get the same
Medal of Honor Airborne trailer (WMV, 14.6MB)
Friday 19 May 2006
If Medal of Honor Airborne, the latest in EA's WWII shooter series, is going to threaten Call of Duty's stranglehold on war-torn action it has to be something special. The last few MoH games have been disappointing, but this fresh footage has convinced us that the magic is back, and with a vengeance.
As one of the US Army's paratroopers - the Airborne division of the title - you'll be starting every mission from the air.
The Medal of Honor series will return this winter - EA has announced Medal of Honor: Airborne for current and next-gen machines. That's PC, PS2, PS3, Xbox and Xbox 360 in case you were wondering.
Winging players into the conflict as new character Private Boyd Travers, Medal of Honor: Airborne is set to give the weary series a jolt, with each mission kicking off with a parachute drop into enemy territory.
While it's hardly a dramatic departure from the old Medal of Honor formula - fight your
