Medal of Honor: Heroes (PSP)

Medal of Honor Heroes is testament to the fact that a successful first person shooter war game can be transferred to the psp. It's easy to master - only took about half-an-hour to get to grips with all of the commands probably due to the nice and steady approach through the first stages which guide you on your way. Apparently, the medal of honor franchise is the best-selling WWII one of all time and I've played before on the PS2 and loved all their games so I can see why they're so popular - I wasn't disappointed with this one. The game follows 3 soldiers through 15 campaign missions all of which have objectives, the primary ones must be completed and ...

Welcome to the review of the game that has lost me my life completely. After buying a PSP solely for this game, in around three months I have spent a total of 12 days and 6 hours playing. The game isn’t even perfect as the review will point out. However, it is really addictive. Medal of Honour is a pretty old series of games made by EA, a series that I remember from its days on the PSone. Slowly though the game has got worse and has failed to stand out against competition against the more-hyped Call of Duty. The gameplay isn’t perfect, and the problem with 1st person shooters (FPS) is that most are pretty similar so if one does it better, it stands out. What ...

This is my first venture into the MoH franchise so the fact this is meant to be amalgamation of the best bits of the other games does not bother me. The game follows three commanders as they take their teams across a country, liberating villages, stealing papers and killing Nazis as they go. The three overall stories are well done, with cinematic cut scenes, and well thought out mission briefings. However the missions themselves are not so good. While the maps are beautifully crafted, the objectives are overly simple, and as the AI simply respawn do not feel like a mission but just a death match. You can not clear an area and then move on (as the map seams to want ...