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Medal Of Honor Footage Shows Modern Warfare In Action
EA surprised many when they announced a relaunch of the Medal of Honor brand earlier this month, blatantly taking on Activision’s behemoth Call of Duty franchise by infiltrating the modern warfare genre. Set within the sands of Afghanistan, Medal of Honor focuses on a small task force that operatea under the radar, hoping to pay homage to the real “living, breathing, precision instruments of war,” according to Greg Goodrich, Medal of Honor’s executive producer.
Medal of Honor made its video debut during this weekend’s VGA festivities – but we’ve got the footage in case you were indisposed. Check it out below.
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After watching the trailer, what do you think? Does EA’s franchise have what it takes to contend with Call of Duty?
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