Medal of Honor: Airborne

Medal of Honor: Airborne is the first game of the series designed for next-gen consoles, and seems to have had quite a difficult birth with a switch to Unreal Engine 3 right in the middle of the development. But it's still a quite good FPS, with lots of good ideas like the ability to land anywhere in the level and an excellent cover system I hope other games of the genre will try to emulate. The "usual" UE3 graphics bugs, textute and models pop-in especially, are all there but it still looks rather good too. Fans of the genre shouldn't miss this game, the others if they are not tired of killing germans and italians by the dozen should also take a good look.

Electronic Arts also released this nice video of Medal of Honor: Airborne showcasing quite a few of the game's weapons. It's also a good way to finally discover some more levels, and it doesn't look bad at all.

Medal of Honor: Airborne is the fourth EA game showcased in screenshots tonight. The images aren't all that hot, and there's an artwork at the end of the queue. Nevertheless, the maps seem very complex.

Electronic Arts released this trailer of Medal of Honor: Airborne, showcasing the multiplayer part of the game.

Electronic Arts again, but in a less comical entry as it concerns the multiplayer mode of Medal of Honor: Airborne, here illustrated in six screenshots. Until it all goes moving, we'll notice graphics that seem to hold their candle to the solo mode.

Electronic Arts shows a little more of Medal of Honor: Airborne with 4 screens where we see some nice environments and a good sense of scale. We want a new trailer, quick !

Electronic Arts released these six images of Medal of Honor: Airborne, with no indication of their source platform.

Sony also released a video montage of some of the most important non-exclusive third party games on the PS3. A good way to get a first look at these games.

Electronic Arts released this trailer of Medal of Honor: Airborne named Go Anywhere. As you can guess, it explains how the player is free to go anywhere in a level.

Electronic Arts released these eight images of Medal of Honor: Airborne, most of them looking new to me.