EA releases new screenshots for Medal of Honor: Warfighter
Electronic Arts is working hard at its attempt at a ‘Call of Duty’ – Medal of Honor: Warfighter. Recently, according to Games Thirst, EA had


Explosions!
One of the biggest features of the multiplayer in Medal of Honor: Warfighter is Fireteams. EA had demonstrated the use of Fireteams in a trailer released back in August. The trailer also shows off more of the multiplayer, which looks like it’ll be filled with explosions all over the maps. The Fireteam system seems to have some things in common with the Battlefield squad system. According to EA, “Your fireteam partner serves as your closest mate on the battlefield. Your fireteam buddy supplies you with ammo and serves as a spawn point, providing a significant strategic advantage.”

More explosions
The Medal of Honor Warfighter beta will feature a brand new multiplayer mode called HotSpot, where players attack and defend randomly-selected locations on the Sarajevo Stadium map in Bosnia. Inspired by real-life operations, players make teams of two, using the game’s unique co-op Fireteam system for a competitive advantage on the battlefield. The Medal of Honor Warfighter multiplayer beta will be available for a limited time in early October exclusively for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system.

And fighter jets
Players who pre-order the Medal of Honor Warfighter Limited Edition before the game launches on October 23 will receive the Zero Dark Thirty Map Pack in North America or the Hunt Map Pack in the rest of the world, at no extra cost.
Medal of Honor Warfighter will be available in North America on October 23 and in Europe on October 26 for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system and PC.
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