Medal of Honor: Vanguard "Remastered" - LongPlay [4K:60fps | No Commentary] 🔴

Описание: Medal of Honor: Vanguard "Remastered" - LongPlay [4K:60fps | No Commentary] 🔴

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This video showcases Medal of Honor: Vanguard, captured in the highest possible resolution to preserve its intense WWII action and cinematic storytelling.

🪖 Game Overview:
Released in 2007 for PlayStation 2 and Wii, Medal of Honor: Vanguard follows Corporal Frank Keegan of the 82nd Airborne Division as he parachutes into key battles across Europe – from Operation Husky in Sicily to Operation Varsity in Germany. The game features large-scale missions, classic WWII weapons, and a return to the franchise’s roots in tactical combat.

🎮 Platform: [PlayStation 2 / Wii – specify if needed]
📽 Captured in 4K | No Commentary
🧭 Missions Include: Sicily, Normandy, the Netherlands, and Germany
📌 Clean HUD | Story-Focused | Authentic Atmosphere

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" Medal of Honor: Vanguard looks pretty much like every other WWII game out there, though it looks a little better on the Wii compared to the PS2 version, thanks to widescreen and 480p support. The frame rate isn't all that fast, but it's usually consistent, slowing down only when things get really hectic. You'll fight in bombed-out villages, fields, and churches, as well as inside war-torn homes. Most of these locations aren't very interesting, though there are some nice touches here and there, like when you look up in the sky and see it filled with paratroopers. Very little of the environments are destructible, and outside of some decent-looking smoke, the effects aren't much to get excited about. There are lots of browns, grays, and greens, which makes it hard to discern enemy soldiers from their surroundings unless they're firing their weapons. There are some decent enemy death animations, but they often take place a full second or two late, which makes them look quite silly. Probably the game's best aspect is its audio. You'll recognize the main theme from previous Medal of Honor games, and the orchestral soundtrack kicks in when the action gets intense. The game's sound effects are good, and while the voice acting isn't remarkable, it is helpful. Your fellow soldiers will warn you to get down when you're getting shot and even point out enemy locations from time to time.

With so many World War II games already on the market, just being average isn't enough anymore. In many ways, Medal of Honor: Vanguard isn't even average; it does too many simple things poorly and does nothing particularly well. There's really no reason to pick it up on the PlayStation 2, and thanks to a higher price tag for the Wii version, there's very little reason to buy it for the Wii, either. " - Gamespot


"Remastered" in the title because of various boosted shaders
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