Le site www.videogame.com ont eu la chance d´éssailer la version Beta de MoH:Frontline et d´apres eux,la version PS2 sera beaucoup plus exitente et que la scene du débarquement en normendie serait meilleur que la version PC
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Videogame:The atmosphere is incredible, with other ships following you and dozens of planes flying over your head, dropping bombs into the water, which splashes into your ship. One plane fires its machine guns at a ship to the left of you, and the ship explodes and sinks while your fellow soldiers scream and your commander shouts orders across the ship, his voice drowned out by all the noise. Then suddenly, the ship you´re on also explodes, and you fall into the water and see other soldiers trying to swim back to the surface while bullets zip through the water, killing many of them. After finding cover behind a beached ship, you receive new orders: You have to help four other soldiers make it to the seawall.
You accomplish that by providing covering fire that will stop the machine gunners on the bunkers. As you´re doing all this, bombs fall on the beach, kicking up so much sand that you can´t see anything and have to find cover in order to be able to spot the remaining soldiers. The effects are amazing and give you an impression of what it must have felt like to be at Omaha Beach on D-Day. After breaching the seawall, you´ll have to cross a minefield and take out machine gunners while others provide covering fire so you can make it into a bunker at the end along with the remaining guys from your team.
Visually, Frontline is rock-solid. The frame rate drops on some occasions in the build we have, but this should be ironed out before the final release. The environments are beautiful to look at, and scripted events are included to provide a few surprises and help you identify with your character much more intensely than cutscenes would have allowed for. You always remain in control of your character, even when other persons are talking to you. All the locations and characters have been modeled nicely, particularly the facial expressions on characters like your commander, which are impressive. You may not notice in the heat of battle, but the other characters´ lips are usually in sync with the dialogue.
The sound production in Medal of Honor is truly outstanding. Both the music and the sound effects are extremely impressive. The familiar Medal of Honor theme brings back memories and further solidifies any emotions you´ve attached to the series. The gunfire sounds so real that it´s scary. Particularly in the D-Day opening scene, you´ll really ask yourself if this is truly happening on your TV. You´ll be equally spooked when you´re sneaking through a quiet village at night and a sniper suddenly fires a shot at you. Elements like this sound frighteningly real and will definitely make you feel electrified when you play the game.
Medal of Honor Frontline is currently in its final stages of development, and it boats a truly challenging level of difficulty, more than 20 weapons, and high production values that should impress every fan of the series. We´ll have more on the game as soon as it´s released in Europe.
