Posts Tagged ‘medal of honor’
GameHounds Episode 200: Empty Your Cup!
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
8 Nov 2012Wow. Just… think about that for a second. Two hundred episodes. That’s more episodes of Seinfeld. That’s kinda… crazy. But here we are, recording our 200th episode with little fanfare because co-host Holy Goalie doesn’t really realize it until too late. However, we do go into some pretty awesome topics, including: Borderlands 2 (of course); [...]
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- Tags: Assassin's Creed, avatar snowboarding, borderlands, dead island, demon house, disney, g4, lone survivor, lucas arts, medal of honor, plague Inc., podcast, Steam, xcom
‘Medal of Honor’ Is The New ‘Call of Duty’
In: Articles by Nick "Alsop Live" Dinicola
15 Feb 2011I beat Medal of Honor 10 minutes ago (as of the first draft of this writing at least), and the ending strikes me as oddly realistic for a modern military shooter. There’s no real resolution or closure, but then there wasn’t really any story to begin with. This isn’t a criticism, this is actually a [...]
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Review: Medal Of Honor (Multiplayer Beta for Xbox 360)
In: Reviews by Chris "FighterAce100" Salazar
13 Aug 2010I am the definition of a hardcore FPS gamer. I am a military know-it-all addict that has bookshelves full of titles on all sorts of military hardware from around the world. I own almost all the original Medal of Honor and Call of Duty titles. I also have an assortment of RPGs like Mass Effect [...]
Review: Medal of Honor (Multiplayer Beta)
In: Reviews by Nick "Alsop Live" Dinicola
15 Jul 2010If Bad Company 2 and Modern Warfare 2 had a baby, it would be Medal of Honor. Comparisons like this are inevitable for several reasons: First, Medal of Honor was a WWII shooter that jumped into the modern world, just like Call of Duty. Second, the developer of Bad Company 2 is working on the [...]
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- Tags: fps, medal of honor, multiplayer, PS3, review
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