From the frontlines on the beaches to a monastery teeming with Wehrmacht fanatics, there's quite a bit here to explore, even though some of the bland textures blur some of the details. Granted, this is a PSP game so I'm not expecting it to sport the same kind of graphics that I'd seen with Airborne, but much of it delivers enough detail across its diverse backdrops to keep you interested in what might be around the next corner. Much of the soundwork within Heroes 2 is nicely executed plenty of explosive effects, sharp voice acting in the mission briefings between each mission, and ambient explosive rumbles from distant battlefields bring the decent visuals to life, although it's short on the music.
In some ways, this was pretty much the same premise behind MOH: European Assault, only with different levels, but players who've beaten the Wehrmacht in other similar WWII shooters will take all of this in stride. In this case, the story revolves around you as a member of the top-secret OSS, the precursor to today's CIA, as you head into the field in order to get behind enemy lines and do a little creative intelligence gathering and sabotage to keep the Third Reich from developing a new uberweapon. Getting used to an FPS on the PSP for the first time will probably be the least of your worries with this title, especially if you find yourself online.ĮA's Medal of Honor series has had its ups and downs in the past few years, but it continues to plod on in an eternal rendition of WWII, providing fans with an increasingly imaginative take on history in an effort to keep them from feeling too much of a sense of déjà vu.
PCs, consoles and now Sony's PSP have been added to the genre's beachheads Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 brings Hollywood-flavored action adventure to the small screen.
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