Medal of Honor is returning with a modern warfare twist. For some this is a godsend, bringing the franchise into the present in more ways than one. That said, for some its world world foundations are rubbing the wrong way.

The market is pretty well flooded with first person shooters right now, and those of the "modern warfare" variety are a dime in a dozen. Chances are that had the multiplayer set up competitions between "Generic Army A" and "Generic Army B" like most others do it would have flown right under the collective radar of the gaming community. By making it an interactive bout between American soldiers and the Taliban however, the game has been drawn front and center into the consciousness of the industry. You can bet that for every person turned off by the prospect of pumping US soldiers full of lead, there's going to be five more made curious by the possibility.

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