The official Medal of Honor YouTube channel has upped this video of the single-player demo for Medal of Honor: Warfighter, shown at E3. This time you can watch it without the camera having to cut to someone holding a controller every time the bullets fly. 

It doesn’t mean that what you see in Battlefield 3 is the end state. That’s the beginning; that’s where we start and then we go forward.
Patrick Soderlund of EA talking to Gamasutra about Frosbite 2.0
Gameinformer has posted this new screenshot for Medal of Honor: Warfighter. The game is being developed by Danger Close and is making full use of the Frostbite 2.0 engine developed by DICE. As you can tell, the game seems to have much improved visuals compared to it’s predecessor which launched in 2010. The engine was used for Battlefield 3 which released last year.
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Gameinformer has posted this new screenshot for Medal of Honor: Warfighter. The game is being developed by Danger Close and is making full use of the Frostbite 2.0 engine developed by DICE. As you can tell, the game seems to have much improved visuals compared to it’s predecessor which launched in 2010. The engine was used for Battlefield 3 which released last year.

Check out these new Medal of Honor: Warfighter screenshots. The shots were posted over on the Official PlayStation Magazine website. These pictures are taken from the PS3 version of Danger Close’s sequel to the reboot of the MOH series. The game will use the Frostbite 2 engine used in Battlefield 3.

A second trailer for Medal of Honor: Warfighter has been released. The Frostbite 2 powered game is the sequel to Danger Close’s 2010 reboot of the series. The trailer shows off some gameplay for the first time as the special forces team fight in the Phillipino city of Isabela.