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Medal of Honor: Heroes (PSP) | 
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| From: Electronic Arts
Category: Video Games
List Price: £19.99
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Rating:  12 reviews
Platform: Sony Psp
Genre: military-action-games
Rating: To Be Announced
Media: Video Game
Age: 15 - 18 years
Operating System: Sony PSP
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 6.9 x 4.1 x 0.6
EAN: 5030930053185
Release Date: November 23, 2006
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand New - SAMEDAY DESPATCH - Insured Delivery and 12 months Warranty
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 Ernie Wise! Fun but short!!! September 6, 2008
nemesis (Haverhill, Suffolk United Kingdom)
This is an excellent game, sadly it is far too short. Graphics are good, I particularly enjoyed being able to shoot the enemy through my comrades and the missions are suitably tricky on the top level of play with lots of enemy to slaughter with various weapons that can be picked up as you run from flag to flag. The only flaw really is that the game is way too short, glad I only paid 3.00 for it because I'd have been really miffed if I'd paid anything over a tenner for it.
 Excellent multiplayer shooter December 26, 2007
Tom Ashby (England)
I've had this game a year now, having bought it mainly for the reason that you can play wireless multiplayer against up to 31 opponents. A year later and I'm still playing it, despite also now having just received MOH 2 for Christmas. There's plenty of variety in the levels, from snowy mountainous terrain to a town with a huge bridge, which looks very like Arnhem. If you enjoyed Saving Private Ryan or Band of Brothers then you know exactly what to expect. The controls take a bit of getting used to at first, but I soon mastered them. Multiplayer is a blast, and for that reason alone this is a PSP game worth getting.
 Nein~! November 9, 2007
James
Fun game, profoundly so. But the controls are somewhat pestering - until you get used to them. I don't think it's an amazing game which bowls over all other FPS', but at the same time it's not a piece of junk either.
If you like the MOH series or you're experimenting with FPS then give it a shot, you'll probably like it.
IF your not into FPS (First person shooters) then clearly you probably will not enjoy this game and should try other FPS's first.
 Weak August 8, 2007
davy mac (uk)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
This game didn't work for me as a first person shooter on PSP. Far to short, poor graphics & bare backdrops. The difference between this game & Call Of Duty, Roads To Victory is like night & day. Didn't think a first person shooter could work on PSP but Call Of Duty beats it in every department with ease.
Short and linear but very addictive June 4, 2007
i wrote this (Bucks)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I had a blast with this game, it really is a lot of fun. But it has some pretty glaring problems, espeically in single player. Here is my list of gripes:
The campaign mode is far to short. There are a feast of unlockable extras if you go back and earn 'gold medal' status on every missions, but these are just in game 'medals' and some extra uniforms to dress your avatar in during multi player games; nothing that adds any extra play value. Goldeneye had unlockable levels and that was 10 years ago for goodness sake! Moan moan.
The single player missions are very repetitive; walk from point a to point b, capture the flag / blow up an object / collect and item, kill all the nazi's and repeat.
The in game radar means you always know where to find the next objective and this simplifies things to much for my liking. There is still some point in exploring the levels as there are hidden weapons and health boosting items, but it's mostly pretty redundant.
As another reviewr states, the controls are fine once you find a setting that suits you. But the analog nub isn't very sensetive which caused me a few problems aiming sniper weapons.
My worst control issue was the duel purpose buttons. You press the 'use button' quickly to activate explosives or pick up a gun, you hold the same button down to use a medical kit - I can't tell you how many times my game ended in a shower of bullets when I picked up a guninstead of restoring health, this was a real pain!
Lastly the game suffers from two of the main PSP problems; the loading times and slow down can get pretty silly.
But..... I still fell in love with this game (and fell in love with the PSP too as this is the first game I have bought for it). It's a lot of fun to play, definitly the best handheld FPS ever (much more fun then Metroid Prime Hunters) and exactly the type of thing I bought a PSP to play. I would definitly recommend it, despite it's flaws. Let's hope EA do a better job with the next Medal of Honour PSP game, but this will certainly do for now.
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