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Danger Close Working on New Medal of Honor
by Steve Watts, Feb 18, 2011 9:00pm PSTDanger Close, the EA team that was re-branded for its work on the Medal of Honor reboot, has confirmed that it is working on a sequel. A note from executive producer Greg Goodrich on the Medal of Honor blog puts it succinctly: "Yes, Danger Close is working on the next Medal of Honor."
The post thanks fans for their support and promises that the studio has "studied, listened and absorbed much of your feedback." It also mentions messages received from active servicemen and women who liked the game, a none-too-subtle reply to the Taliban controversy.
In November 2010, EA's Patrick Soderlund hinted that Danger Close was working on a new project, but was blunt about the first game's shortcomings. "The game didn't meet our quality expectations," he said. "In order to be successful in that space, we're going to have to have a game that is really, really strong."
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FOV 80+ or GTFO!
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Also, it is not twitchy, this is how the ORIGINAL Call Of Duty was like (minus any recticle and magik wiccan healing) .
Not complaining, but if it's supposed to be that way, slow the game down a bit, maybe offer a co op campaign?
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bwhahahahhaahah, that one made my day, awesome!
http://mohstats.com/
Enjoy making your game Greg, this will most assuredly be the last MoH game you make.
The best insight I received into the size of Medal of Honor’s budget, during a visit in June to Electronic Arts in Los Angeles, came when Greg Goodrich, the game’s executive producer, told me that if the game doesn’t sell at least three million copies, “I’m not going to be able to do another one.â€
Well, it sold over 3 million, so they're making another one. Personally, I'd rather they shoot for a Holiday 2012 release so they can get it right. 2011 is going to be a bloodbath in the FPS genre, and it's not a good year to rush in on 1 year's worth of development.
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