Electronic Arts has announced that it will be delaying the release of its World War II shooter Medal of Honor Frontline until June 6, from its original posting within the Q1 release schedule. And, if you have been paying attention at school, you will know that June 6 is D-Day in the USA. Convenient, huh?
“We wanted to take the extra time to make sure the game meets and exceeds the level of excellence that is associated with all Medal of Honor titles," went the statement from EA. This is slightly worrying, as the game was thought to be well on track and in beta-testing stage.
Whatever happens, we will get the full story tomorrow, as we have the ear, exclusively we might add, of the development teams that are creating both MOH Allied Assault and Frontline.
They will not escape without telling us exactly what is going on!
“We wanted to take the extra time to make sure the game meets and exceeds the level of excellence that is associated with all Medal of Honor titles," went the statement from EA. This is slightly worrying, as the game was thought to be well on track and in beta-testing stage.
Whatever happens, we will get the full story tomorrow, as we have the ear, exclusively we might add, of the development teams that are creating both MOH Allied Assault and Frontline.
They will not escape without telling us exactly what is going on!
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