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LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Spring 2005 – Electronic Arts (Nasdaq: ERTS) is proud to announce Medal of Honor: Dogs of War. Slated for release in the Spring of 2005, Dogs of War is the latest game from EA’s acclaimed Medal of Honor franchise which has been credited with pioneering the First Person Shooter WWII genre when it debuted in 1999. Building on the hallmarks of the franchise, Dogs of War, advances on the series by introducing players to a new way of playing, while still delivering an unflinching picture of warfare and its gut-wrenching brutality. Developed by EA Los Angeles (EALA), the new title will be released under the EA GAMES™ brand for the Sony PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, the Nintendo GameCube™ and the Xbox™ video game system from Microsoft.
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thats cool that there is a new medal of honor game. Lots of WW2 games coming out. but i would have to say call of duty has impressed me the most.. but i still cant wait to see how this new moh turns out | |||
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Yeah, I've heard about this new MOH for a while now, but not anything past "a new MOH game in 2005." Hopefully, this turns out to be a great Medal of Honor game to the level of Frontline and spewing with online options. 
I wonder what happened to that proposed Rising Sun sequel, though...it was confirmed at the original Rising Sun's release, but no word since. |
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single player wise i liked frontline better than raising son.. The d day level was alot of fun... | |||
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yea Rising Sun's single player seemed old a jagged compared to a wave of new titles and while being compared to Frontline. | |||
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Yea rising sun's single player is a bit lack luster. But I really like rising sun's online gameplay. | |||
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yeah the mp was an improvement because frontline had none lol... | |||
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I really don't know why Frontline was considered better than Rising Sun. They're both at same level in my eyes.
-Mytho |
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TheMytho wrote:
I really don't know why Frontline was considered better than Rising Sun. They're both at same level in my eyes.
-Mytho I looked at the screenshots for Frontline and Rising Sun and I was like "wow they look so similar". People always talk so highly of frontline. So I thought there was some drastic differences. But overall looked the same to me. But I'm sure MOH Frontline's single player is prolly funner than Rising Sun's. I still really like Rising Sun online though hehe. Calumpet map + Rifles = ownage |
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I don't understand why people think so highly of Frontline. They're both run-of-the-mill shooters. Just replace Nazis with Japanese, some jungle settings, and viola! You've got yourself Rising Sun.
The online mode in Rising Sun does rock though. -Mytho |
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I'll be honest with my opinion here: Out of what I played from the single-player of MOH: Rising Sun and the DEMO of MOH: Frontline, Frontline stands out. It all seems polished better and there's more action going on around you, not to mention the crisper graphics (IMO). Rising Sun is a bit lacking in the gameplay (it just feels so stripped and chopped-down somehow) compared to Frontline, in that sense. I recall some reviews mentioning it as "more of the same," also, so I guess you could say that they're both at the same level.
True, the online play is pretty tight. It was part of my deciding factor to pick Rising Sun over Frontline (although if Frontline had online play for the same price, I would've chosen that instead, no question). |
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yeah the online play gives the edge of rasing son over frontline. but for some reason i liked frontline better single player wise.. maybe becasue it was before online play was big and i got it for the offline wise..and i got rasing son for the MP online | |||
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