Each operation opens with commentary accompanied by video clips from the war and the voice performances during these sequences are okay. You progress through areas, shooting enemies, completing objectives, and there are no standout characters. It’s your typical World War II video game story kind of stuff. The story focuses on his efforts during four campaigns – Operation Husky, Operation Neptune, Operation Market Garden, and Operation Varsity. The protagonist is Corporal Frank Keegan, a member of the 82nd Airborne Division, who is eventually promoted to Sergeant during the story. Budcat Creations developed the Wii version which released at the same time and despite some of the improvements, I was turned off by the aiming which I feel is way too “loose” for lack of a better word. Developed and published by EA, Medal of Honor: Vanguard was released for the PlayStation 2 in March, 2007. Well I played it for about five minutes before deciding I would hook up my PS2. So I bought the Wii version not too long ago with the intention of playing it for this review. Plus, I wanted to get the Wii version because I had heard it looked a little better and the performance was improved. I got it for PS2 years ago and never tried until now mainly because I was occupied with other games. But I’ve never heard anyone say it’s the best. I’ve heard some say it’s the worst game in the series and others say it’s pretty good. I’ve heard mixed things about Vanguard over the years.

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