Furthermore, the constant run and gun style gameplay is on show once again. On the other hand, it is still a good title, with an impressive amount of polish compared to many other PSP games, with a decent and at times exciting main campaign.īut as I was saying, gameplay still feels very familiar, with the same button layout on show, and the same double-tapping the analogue nub to run whilst not feeling very intuitive. It’s also a game that remains tied to the roots it set in the original, not really offering a huge amount to differentiate itself. Just like it’s predecessors the game seems to tick all the right boxes and manages to come across as a capable shooter, but still there is next to nothing that screams ‘must buy’. Up to 32 people can duke it out with deathmatch and team deathmatch on the single player maps redone for the purpose of this multiplayer mode.It’s pretty much the same game I played over a year ago, that’s certainly the impression I came away with after playing Medal of Honor Heroes 2. The first for the world except for Australia is online play. This game is compatible with the Wii Zapper. Not just killing soldiers but also tuning the radio and avoiding the mines in this epic game. For hardcore fans who likes WW2 games, there's a Campaign Mode in which you have to contend. This is the last for both PSP and Nintendo Wii of the Medal of Honor series.įor casual fans, there's a Time Crisis spin-off Arcade Mode in which all you have to do is shoot while the camera moves automatically through the game but is not available for the PSP. This is a unique WW2 game which deals with the Hitler trying to create a nuclear bomb that could take out the town and it's John Berg's job to go through this adventure to get to the core of the problem and take out as many Germans as he can. Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 is a sequel to the successful PSP game.
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