Medal of Honor

A lot of amazing information came in this week for Medal of Honor, and we’re making sure you’re in the mix. Things began with Matt’s post on the PlayStation blog, going over some fixes made to Medal of Honor’s multiplayer component and the week wound down with a premiere of a new video series, making sure this week’s highlights have plenty to offer.

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We kicked off the week with Matt Pruitt making a post over on the PlayStation Blog, detailing just a small sampling of the fixes that are being made on Medal of Honor’s multiplayer section. Read the whole story here.

Medal of Honor fan Alberto Diaz wrote a retrospective on the original PlayStation Medal of Honor and we had to highlight his hard work somehow. Check out our post here.

We found this great video series from Machinima.com that documents the entire history of Digital Illusions Creative Entertainment, showcasing how the company was created all the way to its current and upcoming projects. Take a look at it here.

We posted a new trailer from our “The MOH Experience” video series today, giving everyone a look at the multiplayer portion of the game that hasn’t been seen before. Want to see what we’ve been up to since the beta? Check it out below and be sure to tell us what you think!

From Twitter

So I have the Aug 2010 issue of the Xbox magazine and they r vowing that @medalofhonor is 1 of the best shooters of the fall season....
-Knowledge_4_Fun
That’s because it’s one of the best shooters of the fall season!

Hi! Can you give our latest podcast a cheeky shout out? It's about the original MoH and psycho-geography
- xeroxeroxero
Yup.

One word describes that trailer pretty well - Awesome.
-StuartJHooper, in reference to the “Fallen Angel” Medal of Honor trailer.
Clearly, you’re a man of refined taste and high class. Thanks for the support!

Around the Web

Did you know there’s an iPhone app that allows you to differentiate between foe and ally through the phone’s camera? Wired.com wrote up a story about this new application from developer BattleTac that tracks your teammates in the field and it seems pretty slick. Naturally, this has only been used in controlled environments thus far, but it’s still an interesting technology. I guess there really is an app for just about everything!

GamingUnion.net wrote up an article detailing their top ten developers in the world. There are plenty of great studios on this list, but specifically, in the number four spot is our very own DICE. From GamingUnion, “Since last year DICE has released Battlefield Heroes, Battlefield 1943 and Battlefield: Bad Company 2, with their Medal of Honor online component due later this year and Battlefield 3 expected sometime in 2011. They continue to be the gold standard in online multiplayer.” Read the full story on GamingUnion.net.

Camp Pendleton is currently the home of a new Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle prototype test site, allowing them to put this new amphibious transport through the ringer. “We can debark from ship, land on the beach, maneuver through the training areas and [conduct live fire] without interruption," Sgt. Tom Bauras said within the article. Take a look at the entire story here.

There’s a pretty interesting video detailing the creation and evolution of the F-14 “Tomcat.” This video shows all of the growing pains found during the development in one of the world’s most famous jets, making for something that’s definitely worth a watch. See the entire video below.

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