In 2012, consumers voted EA the worst company in America, but the publisher just kept releasing well-received games.
Electronic Arts doesn't have plans for any new Medal of Honor games at this point.
From game violence to sex chat, game companies got into hot water in 2012.
EA hopes the association with the movie about the hunt for Bin Laden will lift sales of Medal of Honor Warfighter.
Editor's Pick It's no secret that first-person shooters -- in all their Hollywood-inspired clamor and spectacle -- don't simulate the realities of war very well. From basic rules of engagement, to gun safety (i.e., don't flag your buddies), and the dynamics of combat, FPSs are more akin to interactive action flicks than a proper recreation of armed conflict.
There's a history of the military cracking down on those who talk to outsiders without permission.
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Treyarch studio head Mark Lamia says that Black Ops II will deliver on giving something new to jaded gamers.
EA's Medal of Honor Warfighter won't be giving Activision Blizzard, publisher of Call of Duty games, much to worry about this year.
While Medal of Honor: Warfighter has some fun beneath its gritty fingernails, it fails as the military-shooter flag-bearer it wants to be.
Graphics-chip maker AMD is launching the Never Settle bundle that includes a Radeon video card and multiple games for hardcore PC players.
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Medal of Honor: Warfighter's multiplayer combat is better, but it's still not perfect.
Medal of Honor Warfighter's multiplayer will let you battle as a soldier from special forces units from 12 different countries.
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Medal of Honor rips its missions from the headlines.
The author of No Easy Day, a former Navy SEAL who was a member of the team that took out Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, contributed to the production of Medal of Honor: Warfighter. That's caused extra scrutiny of the game's realism.
Is it too soon for another full-fledged sequel in the popular Battlefield first-person shooter franchise? Developer DICE doesn't think so.
A promo for the new Medal of Honor Warfighter on Origin seemingly confirms the existence of Battlefield 4. All references have since been removed from the service.
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