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It's been 30 days since Medal of Honor Warfighter launched in the United States. Alongside EA, developer Danger Close sought to represent the incredible skill and hardship of Tier 1 operatives in the United States military. Facing death is one hell of a career, after all. And these operatives are no strangers to incredible danger and an enormous pressure balanced delicately on their shoulders.
Despite Medal of Honor's alleged authenticity and its action-packed campaign, it landed in stores with a splash of disappointment. Many critics lambasted the campaign for its "by the numbers" approach, while others dismissed the multiplayer suite as nothing more than a cluttered, poorly designed mess.
In the wake of Warfighter's battle against the market, we gathered together the thoughts and reactions of our colleagues from around the net to better understand the overarching themes of Warfighter's critical reception. Furthermore, we pulled a few interesting news stories that broke since its launch on October 23rd.
