There are such great songs in the soundtrack like The Main Theme, 'Road to Stalingrad' and even 'One man can make a difference'. You'd think that seeing that he only composed for ridiculous movies like 'Disaster Movie' and 'Meet the Spartans' that he had no potential in composing such astonishing music. This is not music by Michael Giacchino, it is by Christopher Lennertz.
We know that the other Medal of Honors had great soundtracks (even Rising Sun), but this game clearly outranks them all in that matter, except maybe MoH Frontline (probably because of some of its songs like "Arnhem Knights"). THe music in this game is phenomenal (I have been listening to some of the songs on youtube while I have been writing this review). The graphics are not the best in this console, but that problem is easy to overlook. The aiming system is great since you can now peek over cover when you are crouching and aiming down your sights. The gun sound effects keep you on the edge of your seat and makes it feel like you are really part of the action yourself. Now you can also control squads and heal them if they are in trouble so there is a bit of teamwork added here. It works really well even though it can be frustrating when you search hard and you then decide that hidden objective comes later in the mission, only to discover that you missed a small spot, but that new feature does work well in this game and European Assault wouldn't be so good without it. The developers have taken a less linear approach with open levels where you can explore and unlock objectives. However, EA has returned with a great game and I can tell you that it is not disappointing at all. It lacked a lot of things that made MoH Frontline a perfect classic like Allied Assault.
I was realising after Rising Sun that the Medal of Honor series might fall apart. By CrysisFPS | Review Date: DecemI am thoroughly impressed by this game.
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