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• Nov. 7, 2006 - Medal of Honor

Posted in Opinion

EA (Electronic Arts) Games, the wonderful developer that created the revolutionary series of Medal of Honor games, has done a good job so far of sticking to bloodless games in this series. Not only did they produce virtually the first bloodless FPS (First Person Shooter) game, “MOH: Allied Assault,” they have stuck to this bloodless setting even now, while almost all the FPS games are now corrupted with not only sickening amounts of blood and gore, they have now begun to add adult content to this genre. While newer MOH contain some mild language, they have still stuck to bloodless masterpieces in this wonderful series of games. Good luck, EA Games.

• Nov. 7, 2006 - Awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by Trapdude

The MOH game are sooo awsome I have beaten each game, and I eaven beat frontline in 5 days( it was during the summer when I had no scool). Its cool you like these games too.

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• Nov. 8, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Chris

yeah i'm glad some games still are about what matters...shooting people, not seeing their blood after you kill them!

rn

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• Nov. 8, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by riverthomas

Hey I love your new template set up, its Fly!!!! seriously its cool though. I love the medal of Honer games, my favoite war game is Band of Brothers though, it has alot of language though, but the *most* relistic war game I have ever played. If you haven't played the game yet you have to rtry it. I also like the Ghost Recon games by Tom Clancy. I would definitly put those as my top favorite games, including Medal of Honer.

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• Nov. 8, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by JoeM

MOH is a family favorite around here! We downloaded the multi-player demo versions on 5 of our computers which are networked and we have a war! It's a blast, litterally!

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• Nov. 9, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by riverthomas

Yeah I like most of Tom Clancy's books. Some of his books are really deep and hard to comprehend, but overall he's a pretty good writter. Have you read any of his books yet?

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• Nov. 12, 2006 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Caylin

yeah, i'm glad there's games that leave out the yucky stuff.
Thanks! I will.
yes, they're always there for me! they always give me a hug when i need one and I can always talk to them, even if they don't understand, lol. when I came home from spending the night at a friend's, they all shouted my name and came running over to give me a hug.
haha, i love them.
neway, ttyl

caylin

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