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PS3
Combat Game: Flying
| Also for: | PC, Xbox 360, PS2, Xbox | ||
| Viewed: | 3D First-person / Third-person | Genre: | Combat Game: Flying |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Electronic Arts | Soft. Co.: | Electronic Arts |
| Publishers: | Electronic Arts
(GB) |
Released: | 7 Dec 2007
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 16+ | ||
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Summary
Medal of Honor returns and this time it lets you take control of the battle more than ever before.
You play as Private Boyd Travers of the 82nd Division as he takes part in one of the many airborne operations that took part in Europe during the end of World War Two. Battles range from the initial landing in Sicily to a multitude of battles inside Germany; every time you enter combat, you start off with your squad in your plane, the Dakota C-47, and have full control over your parachute as you head towards the battle zone below.
The ability to control where you land allows players to have even more control over how the battle takes place as you are able to attack the enemy from every possible angle. This, combined with several fully customisable weapons, means that snipers may choose to land on higher ground whilst machine gunners may land right on the frontline ready to fight.
When designing the game, the producers contacted many experts in the field of Second World War airborne combat to ensure that the game was as historically accurate as possible to provide more immersive gameplay.
With full control over how you fight a battle and just what kind of weapon you use, each level can be played multiple times with enemies reacting differently to your combat techniques every time.
You play as Private Boyd Travers of the 82nd Division as he takes part in one of the many airborne operations that took part in Europe during the end of World War Two. Battles range from the initial landing in Sicily to a multitude of battles inside Germany; every time you enter combat, you start off with your squad in your plane, the Dakota C-47, and have full control over your parachute as you head towards the battle zone below.
The ability to control where you land allows players to have even more control over how the battle takes place as you are able to attack the enemy from every possible angle. This, combined with several fully customisable weapons, means that snipers may choose to land on higher ground whilst machine gunners may land right on the frontline ready to fight.
When designing the game, the producers contacted many experts in the field of Second World War airborne combat to ensure that the game was as historically accurate as possible to provide more immersive gameplay.
With full control over how you fight a battle and just what kind of weapon you use, each level can be played multiple times with enemies reacting differently to your combat techniques every time.
