Zitat: 4players.de


Die PS3 ist die Lead-Plattform bei der Entwicklung von Medal of Honor. Das bestätigte EAs Creative Director Richard Farrelly gegenüber CVG. Trotzdem wolle man auf allen drei Plattformen die bestmögliche Qualität abliefern. Trotzdem könnten PS3-Besitzer von dem Umstand profitieren, weil man das Maximum aus der Plattform herauskitzeln will. "We're working hard to deliver the exact same experience across all platforms. I think for me the most important thing is for everyone that plays Medal Of Honor is satisfied... I guess the benefit to the PS3 owner is that we're leading on it, so we'll maximise what that platform can do for our game", so Farrelly. Medal of Honor soll im Herbst erscheinen. Eine Vorschau mit den ersten Eindrücken zum Afghanistan-Shooter findet man hier.

• Eurogamer (80/100): "As a game about the Afghanistan war that does its absolute utmost to avoid being about the Afghanistan war, Medal of Honor is arguably just a shooting gallery spliced with a fairground ride and a solid multiplayer accessory which owes a lot to Bad Company 2."
• 1Up (B): "But while the multiplayer is very much a worthwhile experience, it lacks the scope and grandeur of Modern Warfare 2, let alone the upcoming Black Ops. By comparison, the number of play modes and customization/rank options seem quite limited, and it's hard to believe fevered Call of Duty or Bad Company 2 players will break from their current favorites to dedicate themselves to Medal of Honor."
• Game Informer (70/100):
  "All the parts for a great multiplayer experience are here - class
  unlocks, a variety of familiar modes, lots of guns - but they don't come
  together in a way that makes Medal of Honor a must-play
  shooter. Military buffs may enjoy the game on some level, but in such a
  densely packed genre, EA must try harder to stand out."
• IGN (60/100):
  "Swinging wildly between the horrors and danger of war and unrealistic
  action movie moments and hampered by a surplus of boring scripted
  sequences, not even DICE's talented multiplayer designers are able to
  elevate Medal of Honor to something memorable."
• Giant Bomb (3/5):
  "But all of those scripting bugs and boring unlockables quickly add up,
  death-of-a-thousand-cuts style. In the absolutely ruthless world of
  online shooters, there's little room for weakness. Medal of Honor alternates
  between its derivative style and its annoying technical glitches way too
  frequently to rise above the crowd."

Mir sind die Testberichte zu stark auf die Solo-Kampagne fokusiert. Diese ist wohl nicht so prall. Aber Solo und MP wurden von 2 verschiedenen Teams gemacht.
Das Spiel möchte ja ganz und gar nicht nur ein Offline-Shooter sein.

Und MP ist von DICE und wenn man mal auf den Netzcode von Bad Company schielt, kann man da auch einiges erwarten. Und es ist ja nicht
Battlefield mit etlichen Fahrzeugen, sondern liegt zwischen der Mitte von MW
und Bad Company. Und Dedicated Server! Die aber wohl wieder mal eine Woche
brauchen um warm zu laufen :)

Also ich würde da durchaus mal 1-2 Wochen mal in den MP reinschauen....