The EA Medal of Honor site has been updated with 3 new screenshots from the upcoming WW2 game by 2015 and EA. The screenshots are all from the Normandy Campaign again, so while looking cool, it's getting kinda old. Give us some new stuff EA! New weapon info has been added to the site too, highlighting the Colt .45.

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Thanks BadScript @ AlliedAssault.com

Missed this this morning (chicks aren't gonna dig us anymore now), but the EA Medal of Honor site has been updated with 3 new screenshots from the beach mission. Here they are: shot 1, shot 2, shot 3.

3DAP has an interview with the sound designer behind Clive Barker's Undying as well as the upcoming Medal of Honor: Allied Assault. Erik Kraber works at Dreamworks Interactive. Hey, here's a sound sample.

There is a brief Medal of Honor interview on VE this morning. Producer Vince Zampella answers questions about this WW2 game coming out for the PC later this year. There's questions about gameplay, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, the looks of the game and more.

EA has relaunched their Medal of Honor: Allied Assault site after opening a more simple site during E3. There's more info on the WW2 FPS game available in various sections such as "Weapon & Vehicle Specifications" and "Campaigns & Missions". It also has the rendered video trailer and 3 new screenshots from the Normany campaign. Thanks Blues News.

The EA E3 site has a new Medal of Honor trailer up for download showing about 3 minutes of mostly rendered footage in 18 or 6mb Quicktime format. Thanks Blues News.

New Medal of Honor screenshots for you guys this morning. They are taken from the EA press kit as well as the official site which has opened. Medal of Honor: Allied Assault is the upcoming WW2 game by 2015/EA, powered by the Quake3 engine. This game is one of the better ones at the show right now.

Gamespot has a new preview of 2015's Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault tonight, giving some info on the state of the game and describes in detail the Omaha beach mission. There's not just text though as they have scored a 27mb movie too with footage from the game. Another movie is available with EA's Lincoln Hershberger talking about the game. Thanks Blues News.

The words "June 6, 1944, Omaha Beach, Dog Sector" slowly materialize in and out of the screen, which fades in from black to reveal an overcast, gray sky. You find yourself standing in a Higgins boat with a group of other army rangers. Someone behind you yells "30 seconds!" and as you glance over your shoulder, you catch the expression of one of your squad mates--one of mortified anxiety. 2015 has massaged the Quake III engine to give it features no other such games have been able to boast in the past--features like detailed facial animation. The faces of each player model will actually contort to mirror whatever attitude they're expressing ...

GameSpot is sporting a preview of the Quake3 powered Medal of Honor: Allied Assault being worked on by 2015. This game is required to be cool because Avatar known for the TargetQuake project is working there.

There is an informative Medal of Honor: Allied Assault interview on Gamespot. They talk to Peter Hirschmann, who is the producer of this game in development at 2015 and EA/Dreamworks. Peter talks about the Quake3 engine, the PS2 version of the engine, the missions, the gore (they're going for a Teen rating so no blood or dismemberment) and a bunch of other things.

GSUK: How accurately are the weapons modelled and balanced?
PH: It's all in the tuning of the weapons and each will have pros and cons. This sounds weird but World War II is balanced quite nicely as far as the sides were matched up. The German Potato Masher grenade was designed to be thrown farther, but it had a much smaller explosive charge and wasn't as reliable as the mark II. The US pineapple grenade couldn't be thrown as far but packed a big punch and 99 times out of a 100 it would go off. That's good balance and it's in there already. [screenshots]

There's a Medal of Honor: Allied Assault interview on PC Gameplay, where they talk to producer Peter Hirchmann about this Quake3-engine powered game set in WW2. Thanks Pete.

PC Gameplay has posted seven new screenshots from 2015's Medal of Honor: Allied Assault. Still looking cool.

The Developers Forum Q&A on Allied Assault has been updated with more Q&As taken from the forum as answered by people from 2015.

If you havent taken a look at Medal of Honor yet, look at these now bitch! After that and you've assumedly said "Woah" here is an interview with the president of 2015. The company working on the Quake3 engine title.

Hey even more Medal of Honor interviews! Check out this interview with Vince Zampella also on the 2015 development team also working on Medal of Honor: Allied Assault.

The 2015 guys handed out a brief fact sheet going over the features we can hope to see in their upcoming Medal of Honor Quake3 engine based military title.

Over at PC Gameplay you can read an interview with Lincoln Hershberger, who is PC and Xbox Product Manager for Medal of Honor. Thanks AlliedAssault.

Gamespot Live has posted a movie with footage from Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, recorded at the Electronic Arts press event yesterday. It features an interview with an EA Arts producer as well. You can download or stream the movie. Thanks Blues News. Also if you missed those screenshots yesterday, we have them here on the Shack.

Daily Radar and Gamespot both have their own write-up about the Medal of Honor preview day that Electronic Arts organized. No new screenshots but there are some more details on the World War 2 game by 2015.

At PC.IGN they have posted twelve new Medal of Honor: Allied Assault screenshots, showing off more from this Quake3-engine powered WW2 game in development at 2015/EA. This game is certainly scoring high points for looks and it looks like they fixed the character lighting bug from the first set of shots. PC.IGN's impressions of a demo they saw

So there you go...looks good, don't it? From the demo we saw today, the level of detail in this game is just going to be awesome, particularly the amazing looking textures, realistic foliage, and shadow work. And if the gameplay turns out to be anything like the graphics, then Allied Assault is going to be just a big of a hit on the PC as the original Medal of Honor was for the PlayStation.