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Medal of Honor: Airborne - Playstation 3

by Electronic Arts See the Amazon Page for this brand
PlayStation 3
Teen
3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (69 customer reviews) 91 / 100

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  • Experience real World War II combat!
  • Nonlinear gameplay style lets the player start the game anywhere in the map
  • Fight with an arsenal of historically accurate weapons
  • Multiplayer mode for online play
  • ESRB Rated T for Teen

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  • ASIN: B000PS4X9G
  • Product Dimensions: 6.8 x 5.5 x 0.8 inches ; 5 ounces
  • Media: Video Game
  • Release Date: November 19, 2007
  • Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (69 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,827 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
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Take to the skies in Medal of Honor Airborne, where you’ll drop into grueling ground attacks in a bid to turn the tide of WWII. Begin each mission in the air above Axis controlled battlefields, then make your mark in the largest airborne operations in history. Starting with your jump from a C-47 transport plane, every choice you make can seal your fate. In the air, control your parachute to select a landing spot that brings you the greatest strategic advantage. Follow the green smoke to recommended landing areas where Allied forces will be waiting, or go it alone by landing on rooftops or balconies. But craft your strategy carefully: every move you make, from your choice of landing spot to the enemies you engage on the ground, will determine your success in the mission, and whether or not you are truly one of the Airborne elite.


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42 of 44 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Medal of Honor: Airborne January 6, 2008
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Fun: 4.0 out of 5 stars   
I'm really into military/war type games, so I decided to give this one a shot. And I really like this game. It's a bit harder than the older MOH games, however, game play is interesting! You actually get dropped out of planes for each mission, you can land anywhere you like! You can land with your teammates, or you can land behind enemy lines, it's up to you....Each time you play the game it's always different, which is kind of refreshing in today's world of video games.

Weapons are your standard 1940's weapons (American & German), grenades, M1 Garand, bazooka, etc etc

While I do find the controls a bit awkward right now, I'm sure after some time I'll get used to them. I must say the graphics are very nice, weapons are very true to life, game play is very smooth...

Overall, great game, with HOURS upon HOURS of replay value. Remember: Each time you play, it's totally different.
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35 of 38 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Impressive December 26, 2007
Fun: 5.0 out of 5 stars   
This is the first game I've played for PS3, and I was intrigued with the concept of the game. I'm a veteran of the 82nd Airborne Division, and I was thrilled to see my former job (from an earlier era of course) being brought to life. For a video game, it's a hoot, a lot of a fun to play (like all MOH games). If you like any past MOH games, you'll love this one...and while I haven't been playing it for more than a day, I'm dying to pick up the controller again.
It is great how you can start anywhere on the map from the time you jump, instead of just appearing somewhere on the battlefield to face the same enemy and watching for the same enemy movement and such. The A.I. for the enemy is pretty good, they react to what you do very well. For instance, if you start hitting them hard with grenades and automatic fire, the enemy will start pulling back and digging in, they won't just start running toward you so that you can continue to mow them down. If they're dug in with a gun, you'd better be a sharp shooter, otherwise taking out a gun is a serious hassle (as it should be).
As for the graphics, I was expecting better, but when you're dealing with MOH, the gameplay more than makes up for any deficiencies there. I highly recommend "Airborne!"
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A Good Addition to the Medal of Honor Series July 24, 2008
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Fun: 4.0 out of 5 stars   
This is a good addition to the series and the game is fun to play, however, there are some things I dislike about this game, which is:

- It is not compatible with the dual shock 3 controller, so no rumbling when firing your weapons. Which is totally difference then the rest of the series, that's disappointing.

- EA didn't include actual WW2 video footage, like in the rest of the series. I'm a big WW2 fan, so I enjoyed seeing what actually happened in the war.

- You can't do a military crawl like the rest of the series and I don't like the way grenades explode - it's kind-of weak.

- It's too short; which is my complaint regarding the entire series, with the exception of FRONTLINE, which is the best one out of the entire series; in my humble opinion.

If I had to rank the series (FOR PS2 & PS3 users), it would be in this order: FRONTLINE, EUROPEAN ASSAULT, AIRBORNE, RISING SUN. I put European Assault ahead of the PS3 Airborne because of the things I mention above (no actual WW2 video footage, no controller rumbling, no crawl, grenades exploding and its too short.) That's also the reason why I gave it 4 stars. If I could have giving it 3 1/2 stars then I would have. It gets 4 stars because of weapon upgrades. But all and all, it's a fun game
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Fun: 5.0 out of 5 stars   
This is a game that understands what it's all about. It took about 3 levels to finally appreciate this game for everything it is, but once I got into it I really, really love it. I would say this is the best WW2 fps I've ever played. This game shows that you don't need the best graphics and most advanced gaming engine to have a lot of fun.

At the beginning of every level you float into the board on a parachute and you have to land properly and in the right area or you will be struggling for several seconds to get your gear off, stand up, and pull out your weapon and if you don't land in a safe zone, you will be bludgeoned to oblivion before you can even fire a shot. You also respawn floating down on the board again so you get a lot of chances to perfect this.

With each weapon there are three possible upgrades that you get by killing krauts with each particular weapon. This makes for some very addictive and fun gameplay and once your weapons are fully juiced up you're unstoppable.

My favorite part of this game is that every board is an open battlefield with multiple objectives that you can accomplish in any way you see fit. There are always several ways to assault a position, or take out the enemy and I get a lot of satisfaction by sneaking around behind the enemy while my boys are engaging them from the front and mercilessly slaughtering them! Oh what sick creatures we are!
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Count to 6 and pull the chord September 13, 2008
Fun: 4.0 out of 5 stars   
The Airborne was a hell of a group of soldiers. They jumped out of planes into enemy territory and many times had no back up since they were the ones sent in to soften the enemy's defenses. In Medal of Honor: Airborne, you take on the role of a paratrooper and parachute directly into the battlefield. EA has literally dropped you into World War II. Medal of Honor: Airborne is a fun game with some definite flaws you may or may not be able to overlook.

The main game play element is the ability to start a mission by parachuting out of a C-47 and choosing your landing zone. Each mission features a couple of safe zones with help and extra ammo. You can choose to land outside of these, but there's no guarantee there won't be an ample supply of enemy troops nearby to kill you before you've even pulled your gun out. It's an interesting mechanic and one I was not very good at. It never felt like you could land anywhere you wanted. You were basically dropped directly above the safe zones and if your objective was near the edge of the level you couldn't land directly on it. You also spawn from the jump at times, though it is more often than not, but that takes away from some of the action. You've just died, sat through a lengthy loading screen, and now you have to wait to land before you can be on your way. If you die a lot in one area this tends to become rather tedious. The good part about it is you can choose how you complete your mission, so if one part is giving you fits, you can try and achieve another objective or even try and take your original objective via another route.

It's that sort of open world approach that helps keep the game interesting but also frustrating due to the game's lack of consistency.
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