Medal of Honor: Vanguard review

EA takes us once more in to the breach

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Vanguard has some new recruits too. The much-hyped parachuting parts of the game are just that - hype. While these segments arefun,they feel short and tacked on.You can't land just anywhere, as we're promised you'll be able toin Medal of Honor: Airborne.When dropping in, you can land in only one small area, although you can aim for the plumes of green smoke to gain “weapon upgrades'" like a scope attachment for your M1 or a barrel clip for the Thompson. While there is nothing more fun than feeling like Al Capone gunning down Nazis with a Tommy gun, there could have been more done here, and the fact that you lose them when you load the next section of a campaign just plain sucks.

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GenreShooter
DescriptionEA drops us into another intense WW2 shooter, but it's starting to feel like just another history class.
Franchise nameMedal of Honor
UK franchise nameMedal of Honor
Platform"Wii","PS2"
US censor rating"Teen","Teen"
UK censor rating"",""
Alternative names"MoH: Vanguard"
Release date1 January 1970 (US), 1 January 1970 (UK)
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