Also new on GameSpot is the third Men of Valor development diary. Level designer Peter Marks writes about the story-telling part of the game.

VUGames has released nine new Men of Valor screenshots, showing more from the PC version of the Vietnam War shooter in development at 2015.

HomeLAN Fed has posted a new Men of Valor Q&A, asking 2015's John Whitmore about progress made since an earlier interview, the game's mature rating, demo plans, mod tool release plans and several other related topics.

GameZone has posted a Men of Valor preview, taking an Xbox build of the Vietnam War shooter for a spin. We recently posted a Men of Valor interview, you can find that here.

A new Men of Valor preview has been posted on EuroGamer, taking a look at the PC version of the game for a change. There are single-player and multi-player impressions.

Some in-house content this morning, as we asked 2015 Director of Development John Whitmore a few questions about the upcoming Men of Valor. We also have three new screenshots from the Vietnam War game here.

Shack: How different are the PC and Xbox versions of the game, does either platform come with additional content?
John Whitmore: You can do a lot more on the PC, especially with graphics and multiplayer -- so we have. For the past six months we have had a separate internal team devoted to making the PC game look and play on par with the PC competition, and we're really happy with the results. Every map has been retouched for PC, with additional assets, high-resolution textures, and a far more advanced lighting solution than on Xbox. We have added a lot of visual effects for the PC, including fully reflective and dynamic water -- not only the terrain and skybox are reflected, but so are the characters and vehicles, as well as weapon tracers, explosions, and everything else -- it really adds a lot to those levels where you are slogging through a rice paddy or fighting over a gully ...

EuroGamer has posted the second part of their Men of Valor Q&A, asking Cayle George more about the Vietnam War shooter. Meanwhile Voodoo Extreme asks level designer Scott Maclean about the differences between this game and other Vietnam War games, the engine, the main character, multiplayer and more.

Over at Gamers Hell you can find a Men of Valor Q&A with John Whitmore of 2015. Questions are about voice communication, the combat system, the differences between this game and Battlefield Vietnam, and the role of the player in the game. Update: another Men of Valor article can be found at EuroGamer where they have posted the first part of their Q&A with Cayle George.

Both IGN and GameSpy have posted new Men of Valor previews, offering hands-on impressions of this Vietnam War shooter in development at 2015.

GameSpot has posted Men of Valor development diary 1 and development diary 2, the first one going over the challenges of creating the Vietnam War game while the second one goes over the differences between the Xbox and PC versions.

FileFront's Men of Valor Q&A is up, offering a chat with 2015's John Whitmore. The Director of Development is asked about combat compared to BF1942 and Medal of Honor, the storyline, weapons, the squad-based gameplay, and environments in the game.

A new Men of Valor team Q&A has been posted on Action Vault. This time the 2015 team is asked about notable single-player moments in this Vietnam War shooter.

Games Fusion has posted a Men of Valor Q&A, asking 2015's John Whitmore about this upcoming Vietnam war shooter. There are questions about the competition, the storyline, A.I., research done for the game, multiplayer features and the differences between Xbox and PC versions.

A new Men of Valor team Q&A has been posted on Action Vault. The 2015 team is asked about the most memorable and interesting locations in the game.

Vivendi Universal Games sends along Men of Valor gameplay clip 5 and clip 6, continuing the series started a few weeks ago. Movie 5 runs for just over a minute while movie 6 shows almost two minutes of footage.

Vivendi Universal Games sends along two (one, two) new Men of Valor movies, showing more gameplay footage from the Unreal engine powered first person shooter in development at 2015.

GameSpot has the first Men of Valor development diary posted tonight. Level designer Josh Tyrell writes about the work he's done on this PC/Xbox shooter.

In addition to two movies released earlier today, IGN has two more Men of Valor movies with gameplay footage from the Xbox/PC shooter in development at 2015.

Vivendi Universal Games has released two new Men of Valor movies, showing ingame footage from this Vietnam War shooter in development at 2015. The first movie shows nearly two minutes of ingame cutscene footage while the second movie follows the events of the first movie with actual gameplay.

Games Domain is the latest site with a Men of Valor preview, offering brief but hands-on impressions of this Unreal engine powered Xbox/PC shooter.