If you're the sort of person who simply cannot get enough of video game soldiers fighting video game wars that may or may not closely resemble real life wars and soldiers, then has EA ever got an announcement for you.
Though the publisher hasn't come out with a press release or anything yet, Game Informer is reporting that the upcoming issue of Official Xbox Magazine unveils EA's latest spin on dudes fighting wars in Medal of Honor: Warfighter.
Developed by Danger Close Games, the team behind the 2010 Medal of Honor reboot that our Jeff Gerstmann was not overly fond of, Warfighter will once again follow a team of Tier One Operators, and will be developed using DICE's Frostbite 2.0 engine, the same used on Battlefield 3. Multiplayer will be built in-house this time around, as opposed to last time, where it was farmed out to DICE.
EA is expected to reveal more of Medal of Honor: Warfighter at GDC next month. Or, you know, you can just pick up a copy of OXM and see all the screenshots and interviews and what have you. That's what it's there for, after all.




















Warfighter? sounds familiar
YAY!
Next Up...WarShooter.
How advanced is the warfighting?
No thanks, friends.
Call for Honor: Warfighter
No interest
next game: medal of honor manshoot
@Alex said:
So Game Informer is basically telling Official Xbox Magazine to piss off :P?
I really enjoyed the MoH single player, so I'm interested in this... but come on, really? Medal of Honor: Warfighter? Really?
Cause why wouldn't it be? What's next War-Mania?
War of Dutiful Modern Fighting Combatfield Unleashed: Wrath of Reckoning.
I will just stick with BF3.
Medal of Honor: Dude shooter
@WiFiPirate said:
Haven't you seen the shootmania screenshots? :3
@Hailinel said:
Universally? Personally, the single-player was the most interesting bit of Medal of Honor (2010). And even then it was still a scripted corridor.
It's nice that Danger Close has another chance at making a game because I really liked some of the things in Medal of Honor (2010). I know this has little chance of coming true, but I hope they take Warfighter more in the direction of tactical simulators like the old Rainbow 6 and Ghost Recon games. I really want Danger Close to make good on their mission to deliver an "authentic" military-themed experience. Medal of Honor (2010) still felt a bit too silly at times.
Also, as Danger Close is using Frostbite 2.0, I hope they tone down all the god damn lens flare and lighting effects.
Call of Honored Duty