The single player campaign uses heavily modified Unreal 3 Engine.(in development by EALA)The multiplayer uses Frostbite engine similar to Bad Company 2(in development by DICE)
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The single player campaign uses heavily modified Unreal 3 Engine.(in development by EALA)someirishkid · #2EA sucks. Just letting you know :Psame for me
someirishkid · #2EA sucks. Just letting you know :PHow come? I think Activision lately have been really, really bad, on a moral stand point. They explicitly said (or Kotick did) that they take the fun out of games, and they drive franchises into the ground until they're dead. Look at Guitar Hero.I can think of bad things that EA has done in the past but I don't recall a lot recently.I refuse to use the term ______ killer. It's stupid, childish and it never pans out like planned.To be fair nothing will 'kill' MW2, nothing has 'killed' Halo, nothing has killed anything. I also highly doubt that MoH will sell more than MW2, highly, highly, highly doubt it.
someirishkid · #6Plus the MoH series has never really been better than the Halo or COD games. And right now, everyone who likes FPS games is either playing MW2 or BC2, and by the time Medal of Honor is out, they'll be bored of shooters.Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah. You're hilarious.MoH has not done better than CoD or Halo because the best MoH games came out before both games. Then later they had bad sequels, Airbourne was decent but it wasn't that good. Cool idea though, I enjoyed it.The thing with the Unreal engine that it's being constantly being upgraded by Epic (look at the newest version of it). Along with that it came be editted by the devs so they can make the game look good. Watching the trailers, it's looks good. And plus it's a heavily modified version of the Unreal Engine.One thing I kinda question is the different engines between the multiplayer and single player. The Frostbite engine is a great engine that features destructibility and has great effects but it looks nothing near like the Unreal engine. That and the Frostbite engine changes gameplay considerably, play Battlefield BC2, it plays a lot differently than many shooters because of it's environment. I can see why they chose to use a different engine for multiplayer (considering that most Unreal multiplayer games feature a silly amount of bullet lag) but it'll look and play considerably different.
Loonylion · #7ive always enjoyed the medal of honor series on PSX, but I have to question the decision here; unreal 3 is a pretty old engine, so I think that will hold them backMmm I did love Medal of Honour and Medal of Honour: Underground on PSX... I had those actual games.. The good old days..
allkratos · #11Honestly,EA themselves said that "we are going to take back what was once ours".Did they say MW2 killer? Eh no. If you weren't aware MoH was the king of WWII shooters in the past, it was over taken by Call Of Duty later. A few half assed MoH games later, they finally decide to step it up. Also don't forget the Battlefield franchise that toyed around in WWII, Vietnam, and modern conflict. Battlefield had a large hold too.The only people that call their games a _____ killer are fans, media, and the Killzone developers.Yes they want to try and surpass MW2, but they don't want to kill it. MW2 probably influenced a lot of devs to work their hardest to compete against it to gain it's helm.Just because you want to take helm of a genre doesn't mean that they want to completely destroy the competition.
As for SW:TOR,i doubt it will kill WoW.I mean people(at least asian don't like to wait for dialogues).YAY STEREOTYPES.
allkratos · #11For MoH,well if there is no MW 3 over the next few years,yes it will steal MW fanbase.There's going to be a CoD game every year, I'm sure that people would realise this. In fact Activision got another studio to make more CoD games, so now they have three devs that make CoD games. Expect a Call Of Duty game in November. No joke, I'm serious. Eventually, CoD will die out due to saturation of both CoD games and modern shooters. The former faster than the later.teehee
allkratos · #14I am aware of it.But that's WWII shooter,not Modern day shooter.CoD was a WWII shooter at one point too, MoH came out before it and had the helm of WWII shooter, until CoD came out.I'm aware of that, are you aware that no game has been as popularized as MW2? It was the best selling form of entertainment, that is so god damned huge.Dude, I was pointing out that you're stereotyping. Again. I didn't mean anything other than that you were saying that asians don't like dialogue trees.
Battlefield has not popularized modern day FPS to the magnitude that MW did.Even if they came first.
Stereotypes,so you think it will kill WoW?It might be popular but it wont kill WoW.Even if it's better in someways.
You have never seen Asian gamers,aren't you?They play multiplayer games online and all they care is kill,loot,etc.They don't like to wait.Plus,Bioware games has never been successful in Asia.Asian gamers mostly care about 'who is the winner,who kill the most'.They don't really care about story.(except Japan,but Japan love their own games).
That's why EA's target is 2 million subscribers.Who cares if Moh kills MW?Halo Reach is coming..perhaps to reclaim the FPS crown.
Loonylion · #15halo never had the FPS crown. Nor has any halo game come anywhere near to the crown.Indeed, something I can agree on. Halo games have been good at best, if not mediocre. I enjoy the single player and the multiplayer for Reach looks fun but I never have and I doubt I ever will consider Halo as my favorite FPS game.
ultrawhen call of duty 5 was said to be in world war 2, many people weren't that excited for it because there has been so many world war 1 and world war 2 base fps that has been done so much that people were tired of it.so the question, will it kill modern warfare, it will because it'll be bigger and more then what modern warfare offered and there is still some room for a last big grab before the collapse.I'd say that people weren't too excited for CoD:WaW because it was developed by Treyarch, not Infinity Ward.I don't think it'll beat MW2 in terms of sales numbers and penetration to the more casual gaming market. In terms of quality of the gameplay, who knows, there's nothing about MoH besides trailers so there's no indication.