Medal of Honor: represent your nation online for the first time
Fight for one of 193 countries tracked by web-based meta-game.
Realistic war game Medal of Honor: Warfighter wants you to fight for and represent your nation online for the first time, when it launches this autumn.
A web-based meta-game will track the progress of 193 nations, and the people fighting for them. That's nearly every country - and probably more than EA distributes to.
EA announced all of this at German game show Gamescom this afternoon.
Medal of Honor has six classes to play as online, and a possible 70 unique combinations within them.
Medal of Honor aims to be as realistic as possible, choosing recent conflicts to base its action around. But its proximity to real-life has stirred up controversy, not least the advertising of real-life weaponry and assault gear - a topic our Tom Bramwell dived into today.
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