Medal of Honor

In case you didn’t notice, we announced some pretty substantial news this morning. Along with a new installment to our MOH Experience video series, we also announced that from October 4 through October 7, there will be an open multiplayer beta for the PC version of Medal of Honor. Read the whole thing here and take a look at the new video, dubbed “Objective Raid” below.

Greg Goodrich will be sitting down with GameTrailer’s Geoff Keighley in just a few weeks to answer all your questions about Medal of Honor. You can submit all of your questions now for Greg and Geoff for the first-ever hosted HourOne show. Find all the details here.

The folks from OffDutyGamers.com gave us a new installment to our Military Monday blog series; this time, it’s all about cover and concealment. This post discusses the differences, importance, and practical uses of these two key elements of combat, making for a fascinating subject. Be sure to jump over to the blog post and check the whole thing out for yourself.

We posted some new images on our Facebook page, showcasing some great concept art from the development of Medal of Honor. Everything from a soldier looking over a valley all the way to some beautiful vistas give you a taste of what to expect from the game when it launches on October 12. Be sure to stop by!

The United States Marines are going green! It’s true. According to the story on Wired.com, a Camp Pendleton-based Marine company is implementing solar-powered equipment for their deployment to Afghanistan. This is all in the hopes that this could increase their fuel efficiency by 50 percent, making these soldiers a leaner, meaner and greener force to be reckoned with. Good skills Devil Dogs, good skills.
-Wired

NASA is looking into a new way to launch spacecraft down the road in the hopes of creating something that can be re-used. Rather than the vertical shuttle launches we’re all used to, NASA is looking into a sort of horizontal slingshot to send unmanned aircraft to the final frontier. This would require a new craft design (as seen above) and a giant rail system that can (potentially) assist these aircrafts immensely when reaching escape velocity. Read the whole story here.
-Defensetech

Germany is implementing a new security camera technology dubbed “SEARISE – Smart Eyes.” This system allows for the software to distinguish certain objects within a crowd, distance from the camera, or even activities that appear to be out of the ordinary in a way that’s found with the human eye. This tech is able to function by fixing a surveillance camera to scan a given field of vision, while two “ultra-active stereo cameras” are able to focus on various points and zoom in for clearer views of the action. Read the whole article from DefenceTalk here.
-DefenceTalk

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