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Aug 20, 2019
Medal of Honor: Seen it Before, But Still Fun!
1 of 1 found this helpful Medal of Honor: Airborne has the frame rate of Medal of Honor: Frontline, with The graphic capabilities if Medal of Honor: European Assault. it’s a great experience, but the biggest problem I have with this game is that it only has six levels. The crouching and peeking mechanics have been in almost all of the Medal of Honor games, but what I like about this one is how some of the weapons feel slightly unwieldy. You might be never sure if you’re going to hit your target unless you take another couple shots of the enemy just to make sure. It’s interesting seeing World War II from the perspective of the paratroopers, where instead of spawning into a certain part of the map, you jump out of a plane. You can choose where to land, gaze where the plane heads after you jump out of it, or take a look at your surroundings. you might even feel feel sorry for one of the NPC’s before jumping out of the plane. The weapon upgrades in this game are a tad bit generic. extended mags or attachments to reduce recoil are to be expected, but the third upgrade option sometimes happened to surprise me and help me get through a tough level. At the end of the game, it kind of felt like something from Hollywood: The good guys win, the bad guys lose. Personally, I prefer a videogame that’s set in historical events to be unapologetically brutal and makes you think about what happened. Maybe that’s what Call of Duty: World at War might do. some completion list type gamers might try to unlock all the extra achievements by finishing the game on the harder difficulties or playing in the multiplayer. I only planned on playing the campaign, because there will be some who might mess with the game and play unfairly. in the end, this was a short game that people can expect to finish within a couple days, but it’s historic interesting and fun.