Games & gear: medal of honor airborne is a horrible shooter game.

medal of honor airborne is a horrible shooter game.

E.A just made another mistake in publishing or creating medal of honor airborne. the developer and thier supporting staff do not deserved credit for this game. this is the most junky game shooter i ever played and is not worth to pay more than $2.00 medal of honor airborne damage the credibility of the well publish, most popular and most notable 10 star world war games at all time. the big crosshair is way off, the sniper sight is way off, the metal sight is way off and the price is way off too. how can you call this game a shooter if you cannot shoot anything accurately while the enemy shoot at you very accurate. i purchase this game new after playing it in 7 minutes i got out of the house took the game where i bought it and get a refund. for the medal of honor game fans like me i advise you not to buy or pay medal of honor airborne for more than $2.00 if you buy or pay more than $2.00 you will become one unhappy person. i tell you now this is one of the many junk game circulating in the market. E.A medal of honor games constantly compete prices with activision call of duty games. at the present if you are a shooter gamer avoid spending $52.99 for medal of honor airborne instead buy $52.99 activision call of duty 4 modern warfare. call of duty 4 modern warfare is way better than medal of honor airborne. the only bad thing about call of duty 4 modern warfare is a short game. for a mid or pro shooter gamer call of duty 4 modern warfare will just spent 5 hours playing the game, that's how short is the game, there is another extra 2 minutes for you to save the hostage in the airplane and you jump out. that is how the call of duty 4 ended. one of the activision insider and affiliation of sony playstation 3 and microsoft xbox have said that activision is already started making expansions for call of duty 4 but it will not involve real historicaly footage rather is just a plain shooter made for the teens.