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    Medal of Honor: Heroes 2

    Game » consists of 5 releases. Released Nov 13, 2007

    Medal of Honor Heroes 2, released in November 2007 in USA, was one of the few Wii titles to have online and the first to have 32 players online. The online play was discontinued in August 2011; even for the PSP version.

    valandil's Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 (Wii) review

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    Finally a MoH that stays the series roots.

    Finally, a true sequel. It doesn't copy from CoD and has perfect control. The levels are fun to navigate and even though they are long, and there are some difficult parts, it is a very fun singleplayer. The controller needs some getting used to, but is good when you do. The music is classic MoH, but the graphics are so-so. They do a well job of conveying the bleak and war torn locals well, and even though the story is almost non-existent, it is still good. You need to go from the beach into the heart of the city. You're playing as an OSS agent, not an infinity soldier, so the scenarios are extra interesting.

    This is more like Frontline than like any of the following games, so it separates itself from the pack. There is an arcade mode which controls your movement, adds more enemies, and plays as an on-rails light gun arcade shooter. It is a very fun mode. There is no split screen multiplayer (which really disappoints me), but there is wifi. It is the best FPS online on the Wii (which isn't saying much). It is still a lot of fun if you only have a Wii, but if you have Halo 3 or CoD 4, those have better online multiplayer modes.

    Overall, this is a great game. It is better than most WWII FPS's and all MoH fans will enjoy it, because it is a lot like the original games in the series. Buy MoH H2 and enjoy an action packed thrill ride.

    Other reviews for Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 (Wii)

      It may have some problems, but this a decent shooter 0

      First person shooters on the Wii haven't made much of an impact (bar Metroid Prime 3) so far and Medal of Honor Heroes 2 tries to stop that and puts up a good effort at that. A major pro for the game is the online multiplayer. You play across 6 maps in 6 different modes. You use EA Nation to use the online which is a relief that you don't have to use those damn friend codes. The controls in Heroes 2 work well, very well for that matter. Where most Wii ports fall is in the controls department bu...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

      Great Controls Can't Make Up For Bland 0

      In two or three  years, we'll probably look back and cite this game as the grandfather of a whole slew of FPS for the Wii.  This was the one that proved to the masses that the Wii's controls were perfect for an FPS.  The game controls are absolutely amazing.  They let you have an astounding degree of control and really make you feel much more involved in the game.That said, this game couldn't be more uninspired.  The story comes off-half hearted at best and everything about the game just screams...

      0 out of 0 found this review helpful.

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