Console	PSP
Size	528MB
Developer & Publisher	EA Los Angeles, Electronic Arts
Genre	Shooter
File Format	ISO
Region	Europe
Released Date	November 13, 2007

It is the direct successor to the PSP-only Medal of Honor: Heroes, which was published a year earlier. The twelfth game in the iconic Medal of Honor series of World War II video games. For each system, an update was created from the ground up. The game takes place during World War II, with the action taking place on the beaches of Normandy as players attempt to take control of German bunkers. Next, take possession of a French village.

For both the Australian and Japanese modifications of this game, online multiplayer is completely broken. The absence of internet multiplayer in the Australian edition received harsh criticism. On their websites, EA Australia and EB Games Australia likewise removed any mention of online multiplayer.

Lieutenant John Berg, an agent of the Office of Strategic Services, is the character that the player assumes. The War of Cherbourg serves as the context for the game, which consists of eight missions but seven in the PSP edition.

Gameplay​

Firstly, the game is available in two versions, one with an arcade-style rail shooter mode and a campaign mode for single players. Both with a wide range of multiplayer options. There are six uniforms & six maps, three for the Axis as well as three for the Allies. The Axis outfits are basically “Axis Rookie”, “Axis Regular”, and “Axis Elite”, but the Allies’ uniforms are “Ranger’s 2nd”, “Ranger’s 4th”, and “Ranger’s 5th”. In a free-for-all deathmatch, participants fight to take out as many opponents as they can, wasting one point for every single kill and winning one point for each one.

In a team deathmatch, participants separate into two bigger teams—the Axis or the Allies—and get award points for removing opponent players. Friendly fire kills and suicides result in the loss of points. These similar two teams engage in a capture-the-flag game called infiltration, in which they fight for majority control of a rejected flag. EA Nation enabled an online scoreboard method to identify talented participants who have recorded a high kill total while experiencing fewer injuries.

Throughout the game, participants may use more than a dozen Allied and Axis weapons. However, the multiplayer mode modifies the functionality of several weapons, nerfing the Stg 44’s rate of fire and enabling participants to fire bazookas from an insecure position.

Features​

• On a single server, both editions allow for up to 32 online players.
• Each edition is capable of supporting up to six maps and six uniforms, three for the Axis and three for the Allies.
• In online multiplayer, three unique modes are free-for-all deathmatch, team deathmatch, and Infiltration.
• Make lots of use of a variety of real World War II weaponry.
• Apply the motion controls to fire and aim.
• Finish a variety of tasks with different goals.